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Tag Archives: study abroad
How to Travel With a Fatal Disease
If you’ve been following my recent posts about studying abroad and traveling Europe, you’re probably wondering how this is physically possible. But, Erica, don’t you have cystic fibrosis? Doesn’t your blog bio list a variety of chronic illnesses? Don’t you … Continue reading
Posted in Cystic Fibrosis, Travel
Tagged chronic illness, cystic fibrosis, europe, fatal disease, france, italy, madrid, paris, semester abroad, spain, study abroad, travel, yolo
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Who’s Afraid of a European Hostel?
European hostels have a reputation worse than Dick Cheney and Brussels sprouts combined. You’ve heard the horror stories and probably watched Hostel once or twice. And I’m here to tell you it’s all true. Well, except for the whole cult … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged amsterdam, europe, european hostel, florence, ghosts, hostel, study abroad, travel, van gogh museum, venice
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Screw Diamonds, Gelato is a Girl’s Best Friend
Oh gelato, how can I describe the ways I love and cherish you with every fiber of my being? We both know you’re no good for me. But despite the sugar and carbs, I keep going back for more like … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged dessert, europe, gelato, ice cream, italian food, italy, study abroad, travel
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An American Abroad: Politics and Prejudices
“Why was George Bush re-elected?! WHY???” These words were screamed in my face by a man from Denmark. Being an American in Europe while Bush was president was not always a picnic. Hell, being an American anywhere while Bush was … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged afghanistan war, american politics, american stereotypes, education, elections, england, europe, george bush, great britain, iraq war, london, obama, politics, school, study abroad
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Cheers, Londontown!
I fell in love with London. It wasn’t as steamy of an affair as Italy, or as romantic as my fling with Paris, but London was the nice, dependable boyfriend I would always return to. London became home. I grew … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged adele, america, british, carlsberg, cheers, culture, diversity, england, europe, history, london, londontown, semester abroad, study abroad, travel, united kingdom
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An American Abroad
In an earlier blog post, I referred to my semester abroad in London. I promised I would write about it sometime and that time is now. My 5th London Reunion is fast approaching. This is an annual tradition where the … Continue reading