Summer Time

Alright I guess it's time to blog again. First off I had an AMAZING FABULOUS OUTSTANDING MARVELOUS time abroad. I honestly recommend that anyone who is still in school to do a semester abroad. It's one of the most rewarding experiences ever. You get to meet new people and just have the time of your life! I am absolutely happy I went abroad, even though I missed a lot of amazing high points my frat hit this semester. I am ready to get back into the groove of New York this Summer and next year. So let's talk about the tail end of my semester.

First off, I went to MADRID!
It was my favorite city! Spanish everywhere, bright architecture, and an amazing nightlife! God I cannot wait to go back to Europe.

In London I made an amazing group of new friends that I will definitely keep in touch with towards my last year at NYU. LAST YEAR! Time flies! Within the time frame I've started my blog a lot has changed. I've found out stuff about myself that I really did not know, and being abroad has helped me establish who I am even more. It's sort of a cushion to have a better idea of who you are. It feels really good to know what you want and what you don't, what irks you and what excites you. It makes living SO much easier. You also notice a lot of the flaws you have than one needs to fix. You also notice a lot of the flaws OTHER people have. All of these lessons have been valuable and are part of the path we call life.

Aside from that serious bit, abroad was a BLAST. Went out so much, danced so much, drank so much, and LIVED so much. I had the best time of my life and it was complete foreshadowing to what my life is going to be after Sept. 1st (21 yay!). Unfortunately no abroad lover, but it's me. This is not to be expected haha.

This summer I will be in New York interning and working and living. A lot of my really good friends will be in the city and I could not be anymore excited! There's so much going on in my life it's so exciting yet scary. With the moving forward comes risks and fears. Risks and fears that at times overtakes me. I need to learn how to calm myself down, it would help A LOT. A progress it is.

As I wait for this blowout summer to get going I'll be stationed in PA watching endless Real Housewives and "relaxing". It sounds good, but that feeling will ultimately wear off. Just not as quick as the novelty from all the reality TV drama.