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Last Trip For the Semester :(

Unfortunately, with everything going on in the world, my semester in Barcelona came to a quick close. Luckily the weekend before I got sent home I was able to take a trip to Seville in southern Spain with my program. The city was awesome, the weather was even better than Barcelonas, the food was good […]

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A Quick Break From the City

Weekend trip to Cadaques Took a trip up to Cadaques in north eastern Spain with some of my roommates for the weekend. Really awesome place, good weather, even better food, and we went on a weekend that was basically “tourist-free” aside from us! There was also a big national park near where we stayed so […]

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Surfs Up

On my third day in Melbourne, Australia my university took us on a 4.5-hour bus ride to the town of Warrnambool. The two night and three-day welcome trip was something I anticipated for MONTHS. The trip was targeted for international and study abroad students to get to know one another and to also immerse themselves […]

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Off to a Rocky Start…

When I chose to study abroad in Greece, I was expecting beautiful beaches with the clearest water, sunny and 75 degrees everyday, in a quiet town built of small white villas. You could say I thought I was going to be studying on the set of Mamma Mia. However once I arrived, I found nothing […]

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Starbucks in Traditional Gion

I went to Gion, the old district of Kyoto, with a friend over the weekend. As we walked down the cobbled streets enjoying the classic style of the shoin buildings with intricate wood-work and gorgeous lanterns, we noticed a familiar logo placed in a traditional Japanese paper-board display. In the middle of a street filled […]

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Slán

Five months ago I was on this same airline, leaving my home and comfort zone for a far away land. I didn’t have friends or family to meet me when I got here. I was going to a completely new country, and to say that I was terrified is an understatement. I left my mom […]

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