What I miss/not

It's been a week since I left Italy. Italy has been good to me. I explained it to a friend this way: "I love the U.S. The United States is the love of my life, my home, but damn Italy is good in bed." It's the only way I could describe it. haha.

The things I miss:

my friends

my old apartment (oddly enough)

train transportation

walking everywhere

Aurora and Chico

Blooms and Davide

Costanti, the cute guy who works there, their aperitivi, and their Bloody Marys

close distance to Florence

clapping after a Ryan Air flight

Europe in general

riposa

loud chanting

good food

H&M

"bee boop (british accent) the train arriving from (Italian)Firenze Santa Maria Novella (British Accent) will be arriving on platform four.

rocking out in Santa Prisca (grocery store)

Things I don't miss:

My ten lbs I gained in Italy (seriously looks like I got a boob job and a j-lo ass)

slow internet

squeaky beds

non diverse food

my landlord

running out of water

not having a dryer

not having a dishwasher

So far at home, I've been fascinated with my television since I haven't watched it in months, other than online shows. Houston is hot and humid, so staying inside is a must. I was carded for the first time as a 21 year old the other day, so I was excited about that. Other than that not much going on. I'll be in Baltimore this weekend for a wedding, which I'm very excited about. My cousin graduates this weekend as well. And I move to Norman the following weekend, where I'll be until I graduate this December. It's going to be interesting. Not really sure if I want this to be the last entry or not. We'll see. Until then Arrivederci e ciao!