During my time in Northern Ireland, I’ve been on a quest to open the massive, padlocked gate behind which happiness seems to reside. I’ve lately caught myself reading further into situations in an attempt to uncover the next key. Most interactions with strangers, taxi drivers, and clerks result in the initial question, “Where are you…
I’ve lived in London for two months now, something I know that such a small population of the world gets to do and yet so many wish they could, and I almost feel bad for speaking about it. It’s been a fantastic opportunity, and I’m dreading my Skype Thanksgiving this year because I have no…
Time is going fast here in Dublin; more than half of the program is over. Just typing that made it so real that time is actually flying. Just like Seton Hill, the program I am going through has a fall break right after midterms. The majority of my group had the opportunity to travel Europe;…
Few feelings top the sensation of flying through the clouds. Despite mild turbulence and occasional PA announcements, the fluffy white sky outside the airplane’s windows morphs human limitations into endless possibilities. Blocking out nausea and some serious psychological doubts, I boarded a plane from Newark, New Jersey to Belfast, Northern Ireland last week. The couple…
A full week has already passed in my semester abroad and it is going unbelievably fast! Even being here for a short amount of time I have found countless differences between the culture, the food and definitely the weather from Greensburg, PA. I can promise that the one thing people think of when hearing “Ireland”…
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