When the word midterm is voiced, it is usually done so with apprehension and an audible cringe. But it is also a word that alludes to future excitement because of its companion phrase: midterm break.
 

“TURSNS OUT”….PataGUCCI:pre-Trip Planning

I believe that I am what many people call “directionally challenged”. I have the ability of getting lost trying to get to the grocery store in my hometown. The funny part is that I’m not afraid of getting lost. In fact, I rather enjoy getting lost and exploring something I’ve never seen before. My romantic notion of exploration met with the crippling reality of a big city during my time in Barcelona. This rude awakening was a struggle at first, but it soon turned into a positive metamorphosis.

Since I just realized majority of my blog posts describe all of the amazing weekend trips I have been on, I decided to dedicate this blog post to all of the fun activities to do around Sydney.

For a city with a bar/café on every corner, it can be difficult to find a café similar to Starbucks where it’s acceptable to pull out a laptop and study. As American students, we’re used to having libraries on our campuses and other various places that are study-friendly. In Italy, most university students study at home.

After two blissful months studying abroad in Buenos Aires, I fell in love. Now, don’t get your hopes up—this confession isn’t that juicy. I fell in love with a city: the atmosphere, the culture, the surrounding area and the nature. The only problem in this love story is that I’m not talking about Buenos Aires.

A different scene: Chiloe-An Almost Full Review