Hello, reader!
I decided to share something interesting with you about my trip after my summer job in America – namely, incredible Italy.
It was some time ago, but I'll never forget this experience. My trip was quite spontaneous, but it turned out really well. And here's how it happened – in America I made many new friends, and we became very close after living together, so before leaving we decided to change the dates of our flights and spend a few days in Italy…. It was incredible.
After noisy New York and a nine-hour flight to Rome, we decided we should head to a calmer city and caught the first train to Milan. The first thing we visited in Milan was the Duomo, which is truly majestic….. We were simply speechless. I can't describe to you what it feels like to drink coffee with this majestic thing right before your eyes…. Of course, we visited Milan's luxury boutiques, but that's typical of us ladies.
Our next destination was Venice, where we went around by boat and rode water taxis, surrounded by police boats that strictly monitor what's happening. The Bridge of Sighs was the second place that took our breath away…. There we enjoyed the incredible Italian spaghetti we had wanted to try so much, since we knew that the place with the most delicious spaghetti is Venice.
The last stop of this unexpected trip was Verona – the city of Romeo and Juliet. In this not-so-big town, the most exciting thing was Romeo and Juliet's house, where every visitor absolutely must rub Juliet's right breast to be lucky in love… Naturally, lots of funny photos with Romeo and Juliet followed, to preserve this fun memory.
Visiting Italy and living out one of my dreams once again, I realized one thing – it doesn't matter how much money you have or what clothes you wear; what matters most is the moments you create. I created moments, both in Italy and in America, that I will never forget; I lived emotions I will always remember and visited places that are truly worth it.
And if there's one thing I want to say to all future and current students, it's this – Live your American dream, and afterwards making your dreams come true will be even easier!