hezelbub

They’ve got some amazing rocks down there.

I went to Budapest to visit family and in my opinion that is the best way to visist this fine city. Its absolutely enormous and there are a million things to see. I really helps if you have a knowledgeable hungarian speaking guide to go around with you. They can also help you discover certain parts of the city normal tourists wouldn’t normally find. Not to mention the fact that real hungarian home cooking is one of the most amazing things I have ever tasted in my life.

I didn’t really see much of it cause i was so ill, but it seemed nice. I’d like to go back and see it for real some day.

Reminded me a lot of the rockies, just bigger, more intense, and more beautiful. They will take your breath away!

not gonna lie, i’ve spent a lot of time in sandpoint. it kinda sucks, there’s nothing to do, everything closes really early and its really cold and wet. if you’re planning on visiting, you should probably bring a jacket or rain coat.

2 words: Alhambra y Kebab

Honestly, as a tourist I didn’t think Madrid was the best city to go to in spain. Its kinda boring and their most famous museum El Prado was had horrible lighting and a lot of crucifix paintings. The only thing really nice about it was Las Meninas and the Goya paintings. Reina Sophia is nice if you like museums, there were lots of Picasso and Dali paintings that were absolutely stunning.
I was there for about three days and bye the end of the second day I had run out of things to do. I’m sure its a good city but I didn’t enjoy it.

Every body here is really laid back, and if you love the night life it never stops here its awesome.

I took a ferry around the sound with my parents and sister, it was absolutely beautiful. Like all of the other tourists on the boat we were ooohing and ahhhing at the georgeous scenery when my sister and I were approached by a pair of Japanese tourists. They liked my T-shirt so they asked if they could have a picture with us. I think they thought we were locals and wanted to get a picture of New Zealanders in New Zealand, but we were so confused we didn’t think to set them straight.

I went to New Zealand when I was very young, and remember very little, however becuase of that strange encounter I remember Milford Sound better than any other place I visited in that country.

I’m so close to achieving this goal! I’ve already recieved my acceptance letter to study abroad at the University of Murcia, and I’m expecting to arrive for classes at the end of August.