I made it! It took me roughly a billion hours, but I made it. As many of you know I left on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. I got to my apartment in Firenze (that is Florence for you crazy Americans) at roughly 10:30 p.m. the next day. Which is about 1:30 in the afternoon your time. It was exhausting!
I am working on a video montage and will have it up tonight or tomorrow, depending on how long it takes me to figure out how to hook up my laptop to the Internet.
Here is one cool thing before I log off and go see some more of the town. è ù à ò é § ° ç All the characters I just typed are on the keyboard. Neat huh? It is a little confusing when looking for punctuation, but I am getting it. It only took me 20 minutes to find the @ symbol, I still have not found the apostrophe. I do feel like I am getting close. Here^s hoping...oh close how about this key ì, dang it. I will find it and when I do this blog will be filled with conjunctions.
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A slow-moving story about one man's travels under the guise of productivity and personal growth. A true boondoggle is a business trip to a popular travel destination where there is plenty of personal time and not enough actual work. My chronicles are similar, but instead of business I will be going to Europe for a Graduate level class in International Marketing. The class is scheduled to meet twice a week and the rest of the time is left for my own curiosity and enjoyment.
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- Just a guy traveling around Europe for a grad class. It isn't a required course and isn't offered regularly. In fact I had to work out the details of the class and trip myself. I think that qualifies the trip as a genuine boondoggle.
1 comment:
you're funny even when you're in italy :) keep working on it! (it's been a week since you wrote this post, so maybe you're closer to figuring it out.)
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