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marielogan just informed me that LJ is being contrary, I'm reposting this first part and deleting my first attempt....
No, I haven't unpacked fully yet, no, I am not fully together and acclimated yet.
But it occurs to me that in spite of my scribbled notes throughout the trip, in spite of having Jen and the professors' pamphlet and the Rick Steve book to jog my memory, if I don't get cracking at recapping those 12 insane days, it just won't get done. It's going to be posted in tiny little bits as I have time, but hey, maybe that'll work better.
(On an unrelated note, I found my notebook from G2005 while cleaning. So that con diary will be finished. Later.)
Quick explanation: The Italy trip was sponsored through my alma mater, and the trip organizers were Dr. Sandona, my English advisor who taught any and all things Renaissance, and Dr. Derbes, an art history professor whose classes I'd never taken outside Honors - but only because the double major made it hard to fit them in. I'm explaining this here to foreshadow the many frescoes we saw this trip. :)
( Monday, May 22, or, How To Be Early For a Flight But Still Confuse Your Group )
More soon. Promise.
marielogan just informed me that LJ is being contrary, I'm reposting this first part and deleting my first attempt....No, I haven't unpacked fully yet, no, I am not fully together and acclimated yet.
But it occurs to me that in spite of my scribbled notes throughout the trip, in spite of having Jen and the professors' pamphlet and the Rick Steve book to jog my memory, if I don't get cracking at recapping those 12 insane days, it just won't get done. It's going to be posted in tiny little bits as I have time, but hey, maybe that'll work better.
(On an unrelated note, I found my notebook from G2005 while cleaning. So that con diary will be finished. Later.)
Quick explanation: The Italy trip was sponsored through my alma mater, and the trip organizers were Dr. Sandona, my English advisor who taught any and all things Renaissance, and Dr. Derbes, an art history professor whose classes I'd never taken outside Honors - but only because the double major made it hard to fit them in. I'm explaining this here to foreshadow the many frescoes we saw this trip. :)
( Monday, May 22, or, How To Be Early For a Flight But Still Confuse Your Group )
More soon. Promise.
