When I saw that our layover was in Rome, I couldn't have been more excited! Even though I know we would be stuck in the airport for 2 hours it's still Rome right? Our first layover was in Miami and we flew Alitalia and I guess I didn't realize that we were flying an Italian… Continue reading I WENT TO ITALY….KINDA
Zdravo priijatyelijoo! If you're reading this that means I'm in the process of making a very long (18 hour) journey to Serbia!!! I haven't told many people but for the next two weeks I'll be participating in a cultural exchange with other delegates from my school. I'm so excited and thankful for such a unique… Continue reading I’M GOING TO SERBIA
"They held no elected office. But they led a nation. They marched as Americans who had endured hundreds of years of brutal violence, and countless daily indignities — but they didn’t seek special treatment, just the equal treatment promised to them almost a century before.” - Barrack Obama
Washington D.C. is without a doubt becoming one of my favorite cities! The first time I visited was on a family trip (so basically nothing but monuments and all of the touristy things you can do in 2 weeks time). It was hot, crowded, and I didn't have much I wanted to see besides Georgetown… Continue reading The District of Columbia
I've found that going to school in Alabama definitely has it perks, especially when it comes to visiting historical sights. I'm guilty of placing Atlanta at the center of the Civil Rights Movement but so much happened in Birmingham and really Alabama in general. This past Sunday (also Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday), I… Continue reading MLK Day in Birmingham
