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London is such an interesting city. You can walk anywhere and find something amazing to see. This is what I do in my free time (in addition to working on art pieces which I will show in another blog).
I didn't want to have much text for this blog, so I made it a photo gallery. All of the pictures have a description of where about they were. I don't really know exactly where some were because I was wandering.
Here are a few breathtaking moments that Cape Town has shown me. If you're still on the fence about studying abroad in South Africa, this might just convince you. And that's a wrap on the most life changing, crazy beautiful, few months of my life.
Hey guys, sorry I haven't posted in awhile I have been busy with family visiting. About a week and a half ago my mom and two sisters came to visit me in Germany. We had the chance to catch up a bit after not seeing them since the beginning of February when I left to study abroad. During the time they were here we had the chance to travel around South West Germany, including the cities of Baden Baden, Heidelberg, Mainz, and Freiburg. We even did a day trip to Colmar, France, a city near Freiburg.
It feels like ancient times now, but when I was looking at study abroad programs, I was paralyzed by choice. I knew that I wanted to go to Japan, but any details after that were up in the air. Did I want to be in Tokyo? How about Osaka? Nagoya? If I was in Kyoto, did I want to be in the city center? Or somewhere just outside the special wards? Did I want a language intensive program? What courses did I want to take? There were so many questions to internally debate.
I am less than two weeks from leaving Ireland and I still feel like I just got here! To avoid thinking about my upcoming departure, I decided to create the following list of some of my favorite Dublin experiences (in no particular order). There are of course more than 10 things to experience in Dublin, but I think these ten are absolutely necessary!
1. Kilmainham Gaol
Hello! This is the last time I will be writing from Santiago because I leave tomorrow for my long journey home. In this post, I will finish the three-part series I’ve started and I’ll talk about what I’ve learned!
