Disclaimer: This is an opinion piece based on my experiences in Europe. I may get some things wrong or say something you don't agree with, but do not fret because it's not the end of the world. I have been in Europe approximately 5 months. When I first arrived I had a slight notion of … Continue reading What the EU flag means to me
I am so blessed to have beautiful weather on my last day in Milan. I was able to bike around the city and take in all the sites one last time. Leaving Europe is bittersweet. I spent 6 whole months here and went to countless places, met some amazing people, and I have been inspired. … Continue reading Goodbye Milan
Italian businesses have frustrated me countless times, especially phone service companies. When I'm upset or frustrated, I hardly ever get a response or even feel like I'm valued. Even when I'm not frustrated people just don't try to keep me happy. Take the grocery store for example. If I'm checking out at HEB, usually the cashier … Continue reading A Good Customer Service Experience
In honor of yet another unfair charge I received from Vodafone Italia, I wrote a little song to the tune of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. "This is a story all about how, Vodafone charged me all up and around. Now I'd like to take a minute to ventilate, about how Vodafone cost me much more … Continue reading Vodafone frustrates me – A LOT
So apparently..... Europe has a daylights savings as well. This would make a lot of sense. As I woke up today in panic thinking I overslept my alarm, but I found I still had 45 minutes of sleep. Technically I would have overslept, if it wasn't for my phones automatic time change. Secondly, my boyfriends … Continue reading EU Daylight Savings
When I first came to Europe, language was very daunting. I wasn't very motivated to learn about a language and it kind of scared me. I started in countries with languages and letters somewhat foreign to what my typical 26 alphabet is. Danish, German, and Dutch. I didn't try to learn them that well, and … Continue reading My Views on Language
I'll bet you that every country in the world, in some shape or form, has been following or at least seeing updates on the US presidential election. Italy is no exception. If I watch the italian news every I'll hear "italian italian italian Donald Trump italian italian Hillary Clinton," etc. If I look through a … Continue reading US Presidential Debates: Live from Italy
