Hi! I’ve decided to rescue my little study abroad blog with an update from my current travels in Colombia!
How I caught “Yellow Fever”
Fútbol rules in Colombia.
Fútbol rules in Colombia.
Hi all! It’s been a while since I’ve posted, and to my grumbling family members especially, I sincerely apologize.
Hi! I’ve decided to rescue my little study abroad blog with an update from my current travels in Colombia!
… but not just any box of crayons.
It’s 10:30 PM and 75 degrees on our third night in Santiago, and we’re ready to leave the comfortable nest of our chilean houses and explore the nightlife. So what does a young “gringa” do to protect herself and avoid purse/wallet/shiny necklace theft?* Apparently, this means take a taxi.
… even though most of the day (in a city of 5 million people) I was sitting in or around this:
It felt good to write something serious yesterday, and thank you for the great feedback, Facebook likes and comments! This weekend was one of the best I’ve had in Spain:
“Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear. “- Ambrose Redmoon
Juust kidding. It’s still in the 80s here. But summer is officially over: I start real classes tomorrow.
Friends! It’s hard to believe that I’ve only been in Spain for a little more than a week. Somewhere in between the crowded tapas bars, the constant spanish, long walks throughout the barrios, and a 12 mile desert hike, this place became my home.