I’m going to start blogging again. Successfully. And I bought a domain name so, I feel pretty cool. Or I will, as soon as I get it working.
Salvador Dali on “What’s My Line?”
I need to know where I can buy these in the U.S. Stat.
day one hundred and sixty six (by julia murray ♥)
favorite europe pens!
This is cool. France and the U.S.
Study Abroad: Reflections
I’ve now been back in the US for about 5 days and it’s time to officially wrap up this study abroad blog.
Overall, this experience was so rewarding and I strongly encourage anyone thinking about study abroad, go for it! Yes, it might be expensive, yes it means leaving your family, friends, significant other, etc for a period of time. But it’s just so worth it. In the big picture 3-4 months is incredibly doable and let me tell you, time flies. It’s hard to believe that a week ago I was living in Paris or that I spent almost 4 months there. blink.of.an.eye.
Because this will be the last post for ‘Katrina’s Baguettes’, I’d like to open it up to questions. I’ll enable the feature and do my best to answer any questions you might have about the city of Paris/studying abroad. In the meantime, I will leave the Baguettes out there in cyberspace.
Au revoir Paris, tu me manques déjà.
Il n’y a que deux endroits au monde où l’on puisse vivre heureux: chez soi et à Paris.
-Hemingway.
(There are only two places in the world where we can live happy: at home and in Paris.)
Tomorrow, I leave the latter for the former. Heureuse.
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Bonne Anniversaire Kendra!
Scavenger hunt through the city of Paris in celebration of a friends birthday, and my lovely team member Elyse made a video compilation of some of the events. Enjoy :)
