Back in Belgium!

I will write another post later on to give a little update about the past 6 months of my life, because a lot of stuff has changed and gone on (I actually have friends in Windsor now, thank God).  For now I just wanted to say that I AM BACK

And it is NOW that I am getting some culture shock! Not when I first came on exchange, nooo.  It's whenever I go back anywhere, apparently. haha.  It's more funny than really bothersome.  I know how to deal with it, so it's not a problem really.  I'm just really noticing the differences this time around, and I've only been here for 22 hours.

Anyway, details on all this will come later.

But I will give this short tidbit of information because it is short and requires no long explanation or back-story: I kicked first year's ass.  My average over the year was 12.3 out of 13.  And a week ago I registered for my classes for 2nd year in the fall.  I am taking abnormal psych, child psych, social psych, social science research methods, and advanced Spanish I.  I also declared Spanish as a minor.  AAAANNNNDDDD I have decided that I want to go on exchange with university in 2015 to Santiago de Chile!  That's all I have to say about school ~~ it's summmerrr (though someone forgot to tell Belgium - it's so freaking cold here! 20 degrees isn't summer.  It's supposed to get better though)

Most of my closest friends are either on vacation or helping out at scout camp, so my real fun here will start after July 10th.  I am really excited to see them.  Tonight and tomorrow night should be fun too.  It's the Ducasse de Vaulx!!

My flight here was impeccable! I've been to Iceland!!!! :'D And what I saw from the plane was beautiful! I saw the clearest/brightest/lightest/whitest blue lake I have ever seen in my life! I'm glad I have a longer layover on the way back, especially since there doesn't seem to be much walking between the various gates.  I want to buy myself a little something from one of the shops if I have any money left on the return trip.  I actually wanted to bring home the male flight attendant (weird, right? I've never had a guy flight attendant before) He was sooooooooo cute. hahaha. If all Icelandic guys look like that I think I might just miss my connecting flight and stay there! LOL

I arrived a little later than scheduled, but I found my bags no problem, so it worked out fine.

Ok, more details later, I promise!