What They Don't Tell You.
Five weeks.
Five weeks is all I had.
Five weeks, of exploration.
Five weeks, of new streets, new foods, new people, and new adventures.
This trip from the beginning was pivotal. It started with the language barrier and ended with the food controversy.
What they don't tell you about studying over seas is that wine is cheaper than water, though they say Wi-Fi is everywhere, it's not, you come with a group of strangers and leave with a group of great friends, classes are important but being in the city is more important (even the teachers were saying it, its about learning the culture), you have to try everything, you will find stuff you love and hate, but in the end you will always crave chick-fil-a.
Who would of thought? A chicken biscuit and a cold glass of sweet tea would of have such a big impact.
What a great opportunity I was given, that I will truly cherish for the rest of my life.
Spain did not know what was coming when we entered into its borders.
Honestly, neither did I.
