It's just so surreal that I've been gone in Europe around 35 days. The longer it went on the more I was forgetting certain things of home life. It was an adventure being with my mom that long, but I thankfully got through. As hard as I try I will never be able to walk her pace. Anyways, I thought it was cool that, with a lot of patience, and a good rental car, you can get anywhere in Europe that you choose. 5 hours of driving goes by faster than you think. Driving through the Alps was a really neat experience. One thing I learned is that when ordering pepperoni pizza, you don't actually get pepperoni. You get actual peppers. Full on huge peppers. Happened in Germany and Italy. Berchtesgaden was the highlight of the trip. That whole area was really beautiful. Country that I really don't want to go back to is Italy. Yeah I saw Maranello, and yeah we saw Venice(which wasn't that awesome as some people say), but the Italien people overall just aren't that nice, or should I say upbeat. Just not very positive people. The people we encountered anyways. I had my best meal of my life in Dublin, at this place called the Steps of Rome. It was this riggatoni with parmasean, cream, eggs, and bits of ham. It was food nirvana for me. And the dessert I had afterwords just sent me higher.

Now its onto a job, and in January, college life. That was quite a trip.