Ciao and Benvenuto!
On January 2nd, 2018, I took my suitcase and headed on a flight to Atlanta, Georgia. Then to Paris, France, and finally to Florence, Italy. I mean, Firenze. That's what the locals it.
I was exhausted after approximately 20 hours of endlessly traveling. When I landed in Firenze, my only focus was to find my study abroad program coordinators. Luckily, there was a huge sign that said ISA (International Studies Abroad), and from that point on, I didn't feel lost anymore, I was finally able to breathe.
I got in to a taxi with a few other people in my program. The conversation was flowing great, but I couldn't help but to stare out of the window the whole time. I could not believe that I was finally in Italy...
I got settled in my apartment and met my roommates. My apartment is located right on the Ponte Vecchio and I couldn't have asked for a better location. Then I ate what was possibly the best pizza I have ever had in my entire life, during a welcome dinner with my program.
Then I napped.
On January 2nd, 2018, I took my suitcase and headed on a flight to Atlanta, Georgia. Then to Paris, France, and finally to Florence, Italy. I mean, Firenze. That's what the locals it.
I was exhausted after approximately 20 hours of endlessly traveling. When I landed in Firenze, my only focus was to find my study abroad program coordinators. Luckily, there was a huge sign that said ISA (International Studies Abroad), and from that point on, I didn't feel lost anymore, I was finally able to breathe.
I got in to a taxi with a few other people in my program. The conversation was flowing great, but I couldn't help but to stare out of the window the whole time. I could not believe that I was finally in Italy...
I got settled in my apartment and met my roommates. My apartment is located right on the Ponte Vecchio and I couldn't have asked for a better location. Then I ate what was possibly the best pizza I have ever had in my entire life, during a welcome dinner with my program.
Then I napped.
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