I wish I blogged during my exchange in Milan, Italy. I don't know why I came to start blogging AFTER all the excitement in my life has come to an end....It was probably because I was too damn busy having too much FUN!!! lol I literally travelled almost every single weekend, flying with ridiculously cheap airlines, going from country to country... And eating delicious, fattening European food (Italian food is evil but so good.... I would gladly become obese..hahaha). Eating gelato every single day that I was in Italy. Partying almost every night (every wednesday, OLD FASHION CAFE). Enjoying pizza at a place called Bocconi Giusto by my school. I miss the European lifestyle. So free and no one really cares about "wasting time". We could sit at a cafe for hours and just do nothing but talk about pointless crap and sip on a tiny cup of espresso. We used to make crepes at our residence in my friends' room at like 12am and smother them in nutella... And if we were feeling really gross, we would order Kebab Pizzas, which are the most heavenly yet disgusting things on this planet. I realize most things I talk about is food..HAHA
Anyway, this post-exchange syndrome is lasting me forever. I came back to Canada on July 27th. It is now September and I am still suffering. I realize that it's because I'm not so busy right now. Haven't started school yet. Once school starts, I should feel a tiny bit better.. But I feel like I keep wanting to hold on to my exchange. I'm not willing to let it go and let it be a thing in the past.... *sigh* KILL ME NOWWWWWWWWWWWW
Photos to make me even more depressed:
Laura & I in Piazza Duomo
My first time at "the Club" in Milan with fellow exchange students:
In Porto, Portugal... Beautiful place:
Beer-drinking and partying in Budapest haha
My first time at Old Fashion Cafe in Milan:
International Music Summit in Ibiza!!
Friends b-day party. Pre-gaming before the night out...One of the last outings in Milan =(
In front of the Duomo in Milan. The most beautiful church ever...
Pre-gaming at residence before a night out in Old Fashion:
