I don’t know what’s happening, but I love it.

I started school this week, which is good because I’m studying abroad. Oh, how I wish I was buying pastries at all the bakeries and spending all my money on weekend trips abroad. Classes Maastricht University is highly ranked and diverse university. I am in an open enrollment program, which means that I am enrolled directly …

struggle | perspective | Rotterdam

The struggle is real, but perspective is everything. If you are just here to read about the Rotterdam adventures, please feel free to scroll past the vulnerability and down to the Rotterdam part. The vulnerable part No one warned me for the fact that study abroad is not all rainbows, butterflies, and croissants for less …

Make hummus, not walls.

Berlin amazed me. Our program packed so much into three, short days. I am exhausted. The following entry may hold 60/40 East German history/blogging, but I tried to keep it short while giving context. Hold on to your hats folks; this will be a long one.

First Post (aka I told too many people I would write a blog and I have not followed up on my promise oops)

Hello friends! I am spending next four months of my life in Maastricht, the Netherlands studying Politics, Law, and International Relations in Europe. This blog is around as a travel blog, my impressions of daily life here, and probably a food blog if we are being honest.