Naples is full of activities, excursions, history, and people. We got there and suddenly found that there was so much to do and so little time. This area of the Mediterranean, overlooked by Mt. Vesuvius, is also covered in geological history. We spent some time at the island Capri, explored parts of mt. Vesuvius, wandered … Continue reading Napoli, Italy (Naples)
Category: Study Abroad
I’ve written a slew of posts relating to my experience while studying abroad in Milan, Italy at Universita Bocconi.
Learning a language… In another Language
My italian has been coming along quite nice, so naturally I decided to learn Russian. Sarcastic thoughts aside, the other girl could only speak italian and a few words of english. Guess I was going to learn the basics in of another language in a language I had only been learning for 4 months. I visited the … Continue reading Learning a language… In another Language
My Weekend in Krakow
November 14th, 2016 Time is ticking. I have roughly 6 weeks left in Europe and only 3 more trips in the work with the possibility of a few day trips. So, right now I'm in Poland. It is always nice getting out of Italy, and I start to forget the annoying ways of Italians. Poles … Continue reading My Weekend in Krakow
A Night at San Siro Stadium
I finally made it to my first european football game, or in american terms, my first european soccer game at the legendary San Siro stadium in Milan. The National Team of Italy vs. the National Team of Germany. Two very well known teams, but I'm not here to pretend like I know anything about who … Continue reading A Night at San Siro Stadium
Vodafone frustrates me – A LOT
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
EU Daylight Savings
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
Firenze, Italy (Florence)
David: one of the most iconic pieces of sculpture in the world. Carved from memory and inspiration alone, Michelangelo was able to embody not just the human figure, but each and every detail of the human body. The way the muscles are sculpted, capturing each curve and line; the way the blood vessels in each … Continue reading Firenze, Italy (Florence)