October 12, 2015
1. You get to make another town or city your home If you are like me and you went to a university a short distance from where you grew up, you have really only had one area to call home your entire life. Moving to a new country allows you to truly call a new […]
October 7, 2015
During my nine days in Italy, I ate a lot a pizza. A lot. I’m talking once a day, minimum. My Italian diet consisted of pizza, pasta, gelato, and wine. It sounds cliché, but totally necessary. While in beautiful Florence, a friend of a friend studying abroad there led us to the best pizza place in town, Gusta Pizza. […]
September 30, 2015
During the very first week of my 20’s, I stepped off the plane at London Heathrow after an eight-hour flight from JFK. Finally, I had left Connecticut, left North America, to embark on something entirely new. With 45 other students, I arrived at my new home for the next four months in some random place called […]
September 28, 2015
From the beginning of July 2015 to the end of August, I spent nearly seven weeks in Europe. My first four and a half weeks were enjoyed in An Cheathrú Rua, a tiny seaside Gaeltacht in County Galway, Ireland. After studying the Irish language for a year, yes there is actually a native Irish language, I received […]
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