So, it's official.
I've finally booked a flight to Europe, and can now answer the oh-so-popular question "When are you leaving?" I'll fly out of Indianapolis on January 12th, and will swing by Boston before enjoying a lovely little layover (4 hours...) in Dublin, Ireland. After that, I'll land in Frankfurt Germany, where I'll stay for a two week Global Orientation Conference. And after that, France. I guess we could call this blog The Long Journey to France, but I suppose that might be a bit cliche. (As if "La Belle France" isn't?)
Anyway, I'm currently finding myself in the middle of a packing crisis. I haven't begun packing in the technical sense of the word. But almost constantly, I look through my closet and panic when I think about how little my two suitcases will carry.
But I guess it's appropriate to start to count down.
22 days.
About Me
- Katie
- I'm a 25-year-old Indianapolis native who just now found a way to put her French major to good use. I'm currently living in Paris' banlieue, teaching French literacy skills to immigrants coming in from North Africa and parts of Asia. I am very interested in finding a way to get myself to Ireland, in taking a Jane Austen tour, and in traveling to Russia to follow the steps of the Romanovs (this would include seeing their palaces; this would not include their violent deaths).
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