

Just a See You Later
The last week abroad was stressful, surreal, and incredibly sad. It was hard to believe that the semester was actually coming to an end and that we had to say goodbye to people who, only a few months before, had been complete strangers. Over time, they became such a sweet and familiar part of our everyday lives. It was not just saying goodbye to friends, but also to the small routines that made Florence feel like home: the shop owner down the corner who we always said good mo
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More and More Italy
The last weeks abroad were definitely bittersweet. We spent a lot of our free time revisiting our favorite places to eat, hang out, and simply enjoy one last time. Florence had become more than just the city we were studying in; it started to feel like a second home. Knowing that we would soon be leaving and that we might not see many of our new friends again was difficult, but it was also comforting to know that none of us would trade this experience for anything else. The f
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Finance and Food Poisoning :(
This week, I had the amazing opportunity to travel to Barcelona, Spain, and it quickly became one of my favorite trips. Barcelona had such a lively energy, with beautiful beaches, incredible food, and so much culture everywhere I went. One of the biggest highlights was attending a Barça game and getting to watch the famous Lamine Yamal score in person, which was such an exciting experience. I also got to see the Sagrada Família, and it was even more breathtaking in person tha
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