Bonjour!
So the day after I went to Marseille a group of us went out to dinner to celebrate Molly's birthday!
The restaurant we went to was Pasta Cosy. I highly recommend it!
First, we got all nine cute mini tapas and as you can tell from the blurry hands, chowed down.
As many would agree, studying abroad is considered a life altering experience. Going abroad allows students to explore the world, strengthen their leadership skills, and challenge their intelligence by emerging into new cultures. However, students who are studying abroad in a foreign country must be sure to study with care.
This is a guest blog post by Nathan Nault of The Study Abroad Blog
A merry, Danish Christmas indeed! This past weekend was so much fun! I decorated the house with my host family, made Christmas arts and crafts, and listened to Danish Christmas music. Many of the decorations that we put around the house were elves so I asked my host dad why elves seemed to be much more important in Denmark than they are in the US. He said that in Danish Christmas tradition, every house has its own elf (or gnome, goblin, etc) that looks after the house.
I'm home. In suburban New Jersey. With no more adventures. No Australian accents. Not enough pears. And the list goes on...