And now let's run away. Just you and me I would like to write about how we opened a new star or at least a supermarket, bought a growing business, made a world round trip in 80 days, got married with the father of my wonderful kids, or gave my parents a castle and stalls as a present for the 1st of september. But I have another experience, so I will write about a hospital, state austrian hospital where I had an operation. The OP was a small thing, without installation of any artificial parts. The stay was rather different from what I experienced in Russia long time ago. The flexible needle was installed in my vein by the arrival at the hospital and removed before my leave. Anaesthesia was given locally. Me: - Herr Dr. Schneider, are you sure that it's already the right moment to take a knife? Arzt: - Why not? Me: - I can feel everything, hot, cold, and the number of fingers you are holding me with. Arzt: - You will feel everything except pain. Schwester: - Are you fine? Want to listen to music? Me: - I don't know the german word for that. I would fall down, if I was not already in the horizontal position. Arzt: - Infusion. That is what they need the flexible needle for. And I flew up high enough to say "And now let's run away to Sharm el Sheikh. Just you and me" to a guy from Alexandria (Egypt) who was driving me from OP to the room, when everything was over. Everything was fast. I took a book and a vocabulary expecting some waiting time before OP, but I hardly managed to open it. They monitor the location of the patient, and proceed with deliveries to different kinds of treatment with good timing with only small pauses in between. I had some problems with getting ice-bundage during the day, but they changed it regularly during the night. I was an exception - too young, too russian. - All Russians are in the private clinics. - I assume, they just do not know about the level of state clinics. - We understand that these are the same people, who ovecrowd Louis Vuitton shop. And that they comprise just a small percentage. I was the only non-austrian among patients. More precisely I was the only non-viennese.