My Next Adventure

I have two options for this upcoming summer:

A) Go to Italy with Pam. We'd stay with a girl that we met while we visited Turin in May 2011. Hopefully, we would also be able to travel to Rome, Venice, and Pompeii -- a few of the places that we didn't visit that I've always wanted to go to. I've also been looking into flight costs and it may be cheaper to fly into London, so we could stay there for a few days as well.

B) There is also the option to do an East Coast road trip with my boyfriend and look at a graduate school that I'm interested in. The trip would take us up to Montreal and then down through Vermont to see the Vermont College of Fine Arts before stopping in Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia. Between the two of us, we would probably be able to stay with friends in most places.

Italia: Day Fifteen

This morning I got up at 5am so that I could get ready to go to the Milan airport. It was a two hour drive from the hotel in Novellara, so we had to leave early to make it for our eleven o’clock flight. I had to sit next to an older man on the plane, but at least I got a window seat so I was able to sleep and read in peace.

When we rolled into Atlanta it was kind of sad saying goodbye to the group. I'll probably never see most of them again. I kept going on the tram after all of them got off. It’s nice to be alone, but at the same time it’s weird. My flight to Detroit will board soon after though, so I didn't have long to think about.


Truthfully, travelling is great, but it's just good to be home.