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 After camp, during cleanup week, when there were only a few of us left (four to be precise; Sas, Cirone, Joszef and I), Mike (the camp administator), invited us all over to his house in Staten Island for dinner. Yay Mike.We ate dinner and watched The Lord Of The Rings. The first two. It turned out Cirone had never seen The Fellowship of the Ring, so we decided making him watch The Two Towers and not understanding any of it would just be plain evil. So we watched. Four hours later and well into The Two Towers Joszef decides to tell us all how the way the people of Rohan had been outnumbered by enemy forces in the movie was remarkably like the way the Hungarians had been on many occasions, and yet just like the Middle-Earthen folk, the small Hungarian armys were able to defeat their enemies in a mighty show of courage and character. 
By now you're very likely reacting the same bemused way I did: "What?!"But Joszef continued explaining how throughout history the Hungarian people had overcome such obsticles. All the while, his countryman, Cirone nodded along, adding bits here and there. 
They ended their lesson on Hungary with this piece of advice for yours truly. "Emily, perhaps you should get yourself a Hungarian husband." I pondered this for a moment, and then taking them up on their advice, I promptly declared myself married to them both. So yay me! I have two Hungarian Husbands... now I just have to get them away from their girlfriends... 
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