Saturdays are for ESN trips. This time, we visited Lugo, where we had a little walk around to get to know the area. One of the USC campuses is in Lugo. I wish we had more time to explore the city, but we've been dealing with the minor delays all day and we still hadContinue reading "Lugo & Playa de las Catedrales"
LAST OF THE TALONS by Sophie Kim – a review
Disclaimer: Thank you to Netgalley for providing me with the ARC of Last of the Talons! I received this copy for free and I'm leaving this review voluntarily. โญโญโญโญโญ Always controlled. Always at another's whims. Whether it be at the behest of the Blackbloods or at the will of the Dokkaebi emperor, I am neverContinue reading "LAST OF THE TALONS by Sophie Kim – a review"
Benvida at the University of Santiago de Compostela
First week at the University of Santiago de Compostela This semester is the first one going back to in-person classes at the University of Santiago de Compostela, so, to welcome and motivate their students, the University organized a bunch of activities for everyone's liking. There were sport events, concerts, picnics, traditional dance classes, presentations andContinue reading "Benvida at the University of Santiago de Compostela"
A Coruรฑa – 10/09/2022
So, last week we had our first trip with ESN. We spent a day in A Coruรฑa, which is a city on the Adriatic coast, north part of Galicia. The city is more than beautiful, I was literally stunned and I wish I could've seen more. My leg still hadn't healed at that point, whichContinue reading "A Coruรฑa – 10/09/2022"
The early a.m. thoughts
Some thoughts I've been having lately Here's a somewhat different update on my life and thoughts doing Erasmus and living in a completely different country. It's not like I haven't lived alone before or anything, and there's no real language barrier, but I do feel strange. I'm actually missing the excitement. I feel like I'mContinue reading "The early a.m. thoughts"
Santiago de Compostela – an update
Okay, so my laptop's been down this past almost a week, so Thursday is a new Saturday, I guess? Anyway, the most important update is that I've hurt my leg, and instead of wandering around this beauty of a city, I'm pretty much stuck in my room now. My classes haven't started yet, so IContinue reading "Santiago de Compostela – an update"
Santiago de Compostela – a dream
A view from Miradoiro da Catedral- Santiago de Compostela With this post I am starting my Erasmus series where I will be posting anything and everything about this beautiful city, the region, my experiences and any useful info. Getting here In March of this year, I was attending an "Erasmus Days" at my university andContinue reading "Santiago de Compostela – a dream"
ENDYMION OR The STATE of ENTROPY by Kurt R. Ward – a review
This book is recently published, so I really hope as many of you get your hands on it. I want to see it out of stock! ๐ ENDYMION OR THE STATE OF ENTROPY by Kurt Ward Before I start, I HAVE to praise the amazing illustrations by Rebecca Yanovskaya (http://www.rebeccayanovskaya.com/) because I am absolutely inContinue reading "ENDYMION OR The STATE of ENTROPY by Kurt R. Ward – a review"
Time
I don't believe in time, I cannot grasp it. In the Universe, what is time? How does it work? And here, on Earth? I know we as humans are limited. Apparently, by it. We don't last forever โ but what is forever? โ we disperse after a while. Still, is it time or a changeContinue reading "Time"
SERENITY: POEMS by F. S. Yousaf – a review
Serenity: Poems I've read this collection a while back, as an ARC, just as it was coming out. Without any spoilers, I am sharing my thoughts. When I stumbled upon this collection, I was sceptical to read it, because for me, poetry has a great ability to slip into pretention. Truth is, I didn't knowContinue reading "SERENITY: POEMS by F. S. Yousaf – a review"
