40 days left in Rome. I can't believe time has flown by so fast. Jeremy told me that times flies but I would have never guessed that I have been in Europe for more than two and a half months. I have a little less than 6 weeks here with all the amazing people I have met in this very historical town and I haven't even seen the best of it. I want to explore the non-touristy places and discover what Rome is really all about. Over the next couple weeks plans are still up in the air but some of the options which will most likely turn into reality are Vienna, Florence, Inter laken, and Prague. I am also going on the Scavi tour which is a very famous underground ruin tour here in Rome. If things pane out the way they are supposed to I will be visiting all of these places. To complete my stay in Europe as the best experience of my life. We got our mid-term grades back and they are better than expected. But now the hard part is all the final semester long projects and papers that we have to get after. Rome is known to be very rainy in the Fall and we are starting to see that in full swing right around this time. Public transportation is busier than ever and classes are longer than ever. Lets be honest I still am living the dream, if for one moment I do not appreciate what is around me or what I am currently doing, I just sit back and think and realize how lucky I am to be able to have this opportunity.
Everyone at home pack their belongings and come to Europe and live with me, then I would have no reason to ever leave.
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