Bonjourno from Italia! I have been in Venice for about two and a half days now and it's been interesting.... I got in really late, around midnight, took the water bus (as you do) and found my hostel no problem. The next morning I woke up, decided to grab a coffee and go over my free map to decide what would be on the days agenda. Only problem: Insanely windy outside. I go to sip my coffee and my map flies away, right past a woman who just watches it, makes no ...

I just wasnt ready to leave yet. Since I last wrote there have been some unexpected turn of events. I left Split, expecting to stay in Zagreb for only night but I ended up staying for three. I go there early in the morning and when I walked into the hostel (the same one I stayed in before), the model-worthy guy who worked there before was working again. He and I had gotten along really well and I had emailed him that I was coming back, so we went out for coffee ...

Hello from Split, Croatia! I can't even begin to describe what a crazy week this has been. I flew to Venice last Sunday, barely grabbed the bus I needed to Trieste and Nadir was there waiting for me. It was about midnight when I arrived and it took about an hr to drive to Umag. I had no idea what to expect. As soon as we got there, we went out to meet everyone at the bars and that's when I realized how crazy this would be. This was my first tennis tournament bu...

Hello from Agrochatka! Happy 4th of July to everyone. Yesterday, we had an American day. There is a boy here named Mihow, who is here to learn English and Spanish and just chill for a week, so we did a lot of activities and cooking, all themed with American culture. I did a powerpoint with him in the morning about the U.S and its independence, famous sights to see in the U.S, and Polish-Americans. We made paper mache hats, mine was America themed, his was Italy ...

Hello from Agrochatka, Poland! I got here yesterday, after a loooong day of travel through Hungary, Austria and finally to the small village of Biadacz in South-west Poland. The trains were pretty chill, I listened to a lot of music and just enjoyed the beautiful scenery. I arrived at 8:30 to the train station and Yurich, the dad, was here to pick me up. We drive to the house and the other volunteers were out. There are two others, Ross from England and Victor ...