...and I still haven't written everything down. :P In my defense, however, I was so exhausted at the end of each day that I never managed to write very much. I only had half an hour to an hour at night to write anyway. Then it was dinner and then bed immediately after. What I DID manage to do, however, was jot down notes as a basis for writing about my trip to Italy later. Shortly after I got back, I actually did start writing, but I only got through the first two days and most of it was just about the planes and ranting about the attendants. That, and a lot of rambling. Luckily, the rest of my trip is logged in a journal, via the aforementioned short blurbs I managed to write down before dinner and notes for each day.

I have no excuse for not writing about my experiences during the remainder of the year, especially summer since I didn't have anything to do. I was just lazy, I guess. xP

In any case, now that a full year has gone past and Spring Break--my last Spring Break--is here again, I've decided to dedicate a blog to the week-long trip I took to Italy last year with my elder sister, Sarah, and all the other folks from U of A involved in the tour. Basically, I'll be making the posts on the days that coincide with what I did on those same dates a year ago. If that makes any sense. And then I'll put all of my pictures from that day on photobucket for all to admire and enjoy. It starts tomorrow with the strange ramblings I wrote last year about the plane. Boring, yes, but it was the first day of my trip so it counts and should be recorded.

Now all I have to do is go through my files and FIND said rambling. >_>

Edit: Just kidding, I found my travel log and it turns out we actually left on the 15th, not the 14th. Hah. xD I was confused because the -original- departure date was the 14th before everything got pushed back by a day. See? I'm not as scatterbrained as you think. Just a little bit.