Sounds like my exact Prague experience, looking back on it with disappointment and especially, most disappointingly, not feeling like I was in another country at all. Not in Prague, not in Munich, not in Vienna, not in Budapest. It's a weird realization, that no matter where you go you're still the same person. I don't know what we expect, but it's definitely not the case. That being said, I know you're going to have a great time. Mono sucks but it's seeming like you can get through it and have an awesome time. Everything sounds interesting and it can only get better. Make sure to do stuff out of the apartment, but don't force yourself into it if you're not feeling it. Da end.
i don't know. i don't think i was expecting myself to be a different person and that's why i'm thrown by the fact that i actually do feel different. i'm usually very here and now, and i can't be bothered with my friends and family three thousand miles away. but i am so in touch with my family. but i think a lot of it is because i was so sick and now because i just don't have any friends. or french ones anyway. and it's really hard to carry personality across a language barrier. but i am pretty over the mono (except for taking extra naps), so i'm doing more and things are getting better. and i'm going to start planning trips to make good use of my five-day weekends, so.
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That being said, I know you're going to have a great time. Mono sucks but it's seeming like you can get through it and have an awesome time. Everything sounds interesting and it can only get better. Make sure to do stuff out of the apartment, but don't force yourself into it if you're not feeling it.
Da end.
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