I'm getting used to Hungary time--finally-- which is good because school is starting to get really tough, and a steady sleep schedule will be good for me. So far, I've been averaging about 9 hours of studying a day. Most of this time is consumed by only one of my four classes, Conjecture and Proof, but the problems are interesting and so I don't feel like I'm doing anything tedious. I have a feeling this class is going to maintain this level of difficulty, and as long as my other teachers don't get too overzealous, I should be OK this semester. I have managed to find a little time to do un-math stuff, like go to the gym and get lost on the way to a jazz festival. I'm still not fluent at finding my way around the city or knowing which buses to jump on.

So far I haven't found much to do in this city, and I haven't really met any people to hang out with in the BSM program. On the one hand, this leaves me more time to study, and on the other, I have less stuff to write about in my blog. Sorry, mom, can't win them all.