I realized also, that lists are very helpful in organizing my thoughts. And I would assume they are easier and thus more fun to read…so here is a list of the most popular European songs of 2009 Spring Semester: 1. Infinity 2008 (Guru Josh Project) 2. Calle Ocho/I know you want me (Pit bull) 3. [...]
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European Club Music, Spring 2009
Posted in Europa!, Study abroad, tagged club, europe, music on May 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Guess Who’s Backkkkkkk!!
Posted in Europa!, Study abroad, tagged ciao, dorming, france, italy, language, Spain, Study abroad on May 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ok, so I have been waaaaaay overdue for another post on this baby. The thing is, after Spain – things moved so quickly, I didn’t even realize that my time in Europe is coming to an end! And not to mention, I haven’t had the time to document my adventures here!!! Well, I have my [...]
Hello BCN!
Posted in Europa!, Study abroad on February 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday was hilarious; the Spanish had a carnaval/feast, where everyone goes out n dresses up; kind of like our Halloween. So the university kids gave us a real show. a group of guys dressed up like ALI G, put on matchin yellow pants+ shirt, wrote WESTSIDE and RESPECT on the shirts, and decorated it wit [...]
Magical Alcazar
Posted in Europa!, Study abroad, tagged alcazar, caste, late, segovia, walt disney on February 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ooh, before I forget. I wanted to put in this beautiful, almost magical piece of history in my blog. Last week we travelled all the way to Segovia, about 3 hours from here, by bus. My roommate and I had to run and catch the bus, because we are always late, but that’s another story. [...]
Que pequeno es el Mundo!
Posted in Europa!, Study abroad, tagged americans, art, brighton beach, brooklyn, Prado, sheepshead bay, small world, St. John's University, Study abroad on February 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
How small the world is! (literal translation haha) So, clearly I’m in Spain now, half across the world from NYC. But even so, the 6 degrees of separation, and all those sorts of theories prove true. I have found out (via Facebook) that my classmate from High School is currently studying abroad in Madrid! And [...]