Arrived early in the morning, about 5:15, to Thessalniki.� I spoke with four different parties and guess what?� No one had the passport, although they all seemed simpathetic, which is good I guess.� Dale took the 6:15 train to Sofia in hopes that I would arrive on the later train.� I then went in search of the consolute to get my passport.� Once I made it to the building it was pretty easy to get in.� The consolute was very helpful but gave me the bad news...I was going to receive my passport on Monday at the earliest.� That kind of threw a kink in my plans.� I booked a hotel/hostel for a night in Thessalniki, but I am not sure if I will stay here for more than one night.� I figure I might try and go to Delphi since I can travel for free within Greece.� If I do that I will probably continue on to Athens because it is cheaper to stay there than Thessaloniki.� There is an Macedonian museum with a bunch of stuff from Alexander and Phillip II, but I can swing by while I am waiting for my train on Monday.  Later that night we went out with some people from the hotel.  Dang Thessaloniki is expensive.  The ritzy part of town charges 5 euros(about $7) for a heinken bottle 12 oz.  I had one and that broke my bundget for the night and decided to retire.