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    The last Monday in Rome!

    ITALY | Mon, 19 Jan 2015 | By crobbins | Views [506] | Comments [2]

    The last Monday in Rome! How crazy is that!   We got up this morning, headed to school, and met our friends at our café. It was so good to see Olivia! We had to fill each other in on our weekend adventures. She really enjoyed Venice, ... Read more >

    Tags: cobblestone, coliseum, papers, roman forum, sweatshirts

    Oh, how the sights still amaze me!

    ITALY | Tue, 13 Jan 2015 | By crobbins | Views [619] | Comments [1]

    So last night we worked on our papers until the point of banging our heads on the desk. We were starving as well! Our host siblings were out for part of the evening so we didn’t eat until 9:45! It was good we had stopped at the grocery store for ... Read more >

    Tags: leftovers, notes, papers, time flies, tours

    Poli Sci Paper and Procrastination

    MOROCCO | Mon, 21 Jul 2014 | By kakimono | Views [2351]

     On the syllabus for poli sci, there was a 8-10 page paper that counted for 20% of our grade. The good news is that by the time the teacher got around to describing it, the paper had dropped down from 8-10 pages to only 5. The bad news is that by ... Read more >

    Tags: notebook, papers, pens, presentation, school

     

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    For some, time seems to have stopped in place; although surrounded by modern aspects, their lifestyle, their habits and their daily life is the same as that of those generations before. The daily mint tea and bread, the processes through which every piece of skin has to go through to become the leather that will keep someone warm later on and the thought that his work is more than just physical labour: it represents his culture, his nation.: by oana28, Views[473]
    For some, time seems to have stopped in place; although surrounded by modern aspects, their lifestyle, their habits and their daily life is the same as that of those generations before. The daily mint tea and bread, the processes through which every piece of skin has to go through to become the leather that will keep someone warm later on and the thought that his work is more than just physical labour: it represents his culture, his nation.

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