Italia!

[pandoras_box_9]

I don't think I ever could have imagined things changing so drastically for me here. It's subtle, but I feel myself morphing. I view things differently. I am more independent. I care less for work and grades and more for life and fun. Half of me says "I'm already twenty" and the other says "I'm only twenty". I'm caught but I'm free. I am, indeed, a

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[spanishboots]

Going abroad did the exact same thing for me. I'm glad you are having a good time. I was happy to be home in fact I was more than ready to leave South America, but now I find myself missing it. You'll probably go through a bit of reverse culture shock when you get back and just be astounded with the shiny-ness and newness of the US...well that's how it was for me.

Hope you have a good time and eat plenty of gelato in my name.

xoxo
Ale

[pandoras_box_9]

Reverse culture shock, hmmm, I have not heard of this. Good to have a heads up about it! I'm sure the states will seem very shiny in comparison to the brownstone and marble of Italy. I hope you are doing well. Where are you now?

And I have been eating gelato in my name, your name, and any other name I can think of!

xoxoxo
Julie Ann