Tag Archives: rome
Moving out time!
The two suitcases sat stuffed to the zippers and still a mountain of clothes weren’t going to fit. I sat on them. Packed in as many individual socks as I could. The furniture of the room encircled my four months … Continue reading
The Beach
Spring arrives, and I did everything I could to live it up. As I already mentioned, when I visited Rome, I spent a day with my friends at Ostia, a beach city an hour outside of Rome. Bellissima!! In typical … Continue reading
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The Beach
Spring arrives, and I did everything I could to live it up. As I already mentioned, when I visited Rome, I spent a day with my friends at Ostia, a beach city an hour outside of Rome. Bellissima!! In typical … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, beautiful, frisbee, interesting, locations, Ostia, rome, student, travel, travel abroad
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The Beach
Spring arrives, and I did everything I could to live it up. As I already mentioned, when I visited Rome, I spent a day with my friends at Ostia, a beach city an hour outside of Rome. Bellissima!! In typical … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Erlandson, beach, beautiful, frisbee, interesting, locations, Ostia, rome, student, travel, travel abroad
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Piazza Spagna: Reflections Atop History
I am blessed to know a family who lives in Rome, a family kind enough to take me into their home for a weekend, feed me incredible food, teach me the joys of cooking, and walk me through historical, religious, … Continue reading
Piazza Spagna: Reflections Atop History
I am blessed to know a family who lives in Rome, a family kind enough to take me into their home for a weekend, feed me incredible food, teach me the joys of cooking, and walk me through historical, religious, … Continue reading
Piazza Spagna: Reflections Atop History
I am blessed to know a family who lives in Rome, a family kind enough to take me into their home for a weekend, feed me incredible food, teach me the joys of cooking, and walk me through historical, religious, … Continue reading
Piazza Spagna: Reflections Atop History
I am blessed to know a family who lives in Rome, a family kind enough to take me into their home for a weekend, feed me incredible food, teach me the joys of cooking, and walk me through historical, religious, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Erlandson, butler, life, monuments, night, people, rome, spanish steps, student, tourist, travel, visit
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Thanksgiving is Almost Upon Us!
This upcoming week is the last week before Thanksgiving and I couldn’t be any happier! On Friday, after my last class, I’m going home. I have three exams this week, which is kind of the downside of it all. But, … Continue reading
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Tagged bulldogs, butler, exams, pope, rome, spanish, Thanksgiving
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