It's finally here!

So I'm heading out in about 10 hours, guys. I can hardly believe it. Before we go though, let's go down the checklist. Do you have:

Your hungarian/english phrasebook?
Your teaching manual?
Your insurance info?
Several photocopies of your passport?
A credit card in case of emergencies?

Also, some handy emergency contact info:

For Parents In the event of an emergency, all parents should
contact Brian Conway (412-719-1621), who will be diligently waiting by the phone ALL summer, he swears to god.

For you -

Janelle Zara

Janellezara@gmail.com
001 240 593 7497

I'll be checking my email like a maniac and I JUST activated my International Phone Service. Let's keep in mind that it's $.99 a minute and limit our chats to dire emergencies, please? I'll be happy to talk about what you had for lunch via our friend, gmail chat.

Balazs Csemy

Csbazsika@yahoo.com

from hungary: 0630 485 6338
from outside of hungary: +36 30 485 6338

Your best friend and mine, Balazs insists you don't interrupt the flow of his summer game with senseless calls. Emergencies only, please.

Imre Andruskó
(Slovakia Country Coordinator)

Selye János Magyar Tannyelvű Gimnázium
Ulica biskupa Királya 5
94501 Komárno
Slovakia

jarnipot@gymhskn.edu.sk
kancelaria.andrusko@gmail.com

+421-035-7731313 (work – Selye János high school)

Out of the three of us, Imre is the MOST too cool to talk to you. He's a very busy member of Slovak Parliament, and he also does not speak English. However, if you get in a jam that Balazs or myself can absolutely not get you out of, he's willing to help any way he can.

European phone number for Zsofi should be available soon. She'll also be providing contact info for her father, who lives in Szeged, HU and loves to help out.

SEE YOU SO SOOON

When I wake up, I'll be in London.