Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Granada: When it Rains, it Pours.

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The second half of our spring break trip to Spain took place in Granada. We woke up bright and early on our fourth day in Seville and boarded a bus for a three hour ride to Granada. Unfortunately, it poured for a majority of our stay but we made the most of it. Here's a peak into the three days I spent in Granada, Spain!

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Seville: The Fun!

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If you bring almost twenty college students to a warm, beautiful Spanish town for a week, there are bound to be some silly shenanigans. Here is a peak into some of the fun we had in Seville!


Seville: The Sights!

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Maybe it was the warm weather and the spring break mindset but I found Seville to be a bright and colorful city just waiting to be explored.

"Welcome to my new home," I wish I was saying.

Friday, June 20, 2014

Seville: Food!

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I can be a picky eater at times, although that has changed since I've been abroad (slightly), but I do love food. Being on vacation, I was excited to try new foods and treat myself this week. Here is a look into the delicious cuisine we encountered in Spain.

Seville: Holy Week

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Our spring break trip to Spain fell right in the middle of Holy Week, the week leading up to Easter Sunday. Holy Week isn't a very big thing in the US but we realized immediately how important it is in Spain. (Side note: It might just be me but this blog post is a bit all over the place, sorry!)

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Happy Chinese New Year!

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Last weekend, a few of the other girls in the group and I decided to go to the Chinese New Year parade happening in the China Town section of Paris. I'd never been to a Chinese New Year celebration before and, after doing a bit of research, heard that this parade was a lot of fun.

Sunday, December 22, 2013

It's Finally My Turn

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The fact that I'm leaving for six months abroad in just a week hasn't quite set in yet.