sad week?

According to Kelly Horning (the director of study abroad at Saint Joseph's) statistic show that on the third week of study abroad you start feeling homesick and kind of sad. Hmmm... guess I'm not part of that statistic. My third week abroad has been anything but sad.

Finally the students at KU Leuven have arrived! Leuven seems like a totally new city. There's a lot more people which means it's louder, livelier and the parties are better.

Besides the city getting more fun, my job went really well this week (I didn't get kicked out

wuhu!). Now I have a badge with my picture that says I work in the European Parliament and can go through security without a problem. I'm not gonna lie, the badge makes me feel important. On Wednesday me and Sean were drinking coffee before our lunch break was over and I just looked around the room and realized how lucky I am. I'm live in an amazing city, I work with the EU and oh, did I mention I'm going to Amsterdam tomorrow?

Sorry Kelly Horning, week three blues did not catch on to us in Leuven.

Oude Markt >> also known as the longest bar in Europe