My trip ended with a super awesome weekend with my girlfriends in Baltimore and DC. Brookie showed us around her hometown, we got stuck in a ginormous rainstorm, and had the true Maryland experience by dissecting crabs with our bare hands. DC rained on us as well, but we made the most of it with our blue ponchos. The monuments were super cool, and it was so fun to spend some time with brooke, holly, and jess before we all went our separate ways.
9.21.2009
Best trip of my life: part 3
falling in love with new york city...
on my way back from greece, i spent a couple of days in new york city and then met some friends in DC... new york is amazing. my friend kent was nice enough to let me stay at his house... and i spent my days exploring new york. the MOMA was my favorite.
also, i love taking my shirt off on my lunch break and tanning in the middle of new york city while i read the newspaper, don't you?
on my way back from greece, i spent a couple of days in new york city and then met some friends in DC... new york is amazing. my friend kent was nice enough to let me stay at his house... and i spent my days exploring new york. the MOMA was my favorite.
slumber party at kent's
times square
this was my favorite piece at the moma
also, i love taking my shirt off on my lunch break and tanning in the middle of new york city while i read the newspaper, don't you?
mykanos
I've been in hawaii for the last two weeks, so i never got to finish blogging about my amazing trip. the last island we went to was mykanos. i was only there for a day, so i didn't get to see too much of it, but it was pretty amazing. The wind there is insane.
our trip ALMOST ended flawlessly, until we waited at the port for FOUR HOURS for my ferry to arrive. apparently, everyone in Mykanos knew that my boat was coming at 8:30 am rather than 5am, except us! I left a few days earlier than jess so I had a lovely 50 hour travel day all to myself. It started with a ferry from mykanos to athens... then a flight from athens to london... then switching airports, and flying from london to NYC... oh the joys of traveling cheap.
me at the port...
we had no plan as to where we would stay when we got here. we were just walking around somewhat aimlessly, when a lady pulled up in a little car, asked us if we needed a place to stay, and then took us to a lovely little hotel, right by the port.
windmills!!!
jess consulting the map
our trip ALMOST ended flawlessly, until we waited at the port for FOUR HOURS for my ferry to arrive. apparently, everyone in Mykanos knew that my boat was coming at 8:30 am rather than 5am, except us! I left a few days earlier than jess so I had a lovely 50 hour travel day all to myself. It started with a ferry from mykanos to athens... then a flight from athens to london... then switching airports, and flying from london to NYC... oh the joys of traveling cheap.
9.03.2009
Part 2.2
Santorini...
So Santorini was my favorite island by far. We managed to get ourselves a really cheap hostel just one block away from a black sand beach, then rented some lounge chairs and umbrellas and slaved our lives away to the Grecian sun. We visited a town called Fira a couple of times for a beautiful sunset and delicious crepes, but on our last night there we realized that Fira was in fact not the town that we had come to Santorini for. So we hopped on our little ATV, explored the island, got ourselves a little lost, and finally found a little piece of heaven in a little town called Ia. So good.
So Santorini was my favorite island by far. We managed to get ourselves a really cheap hostel just one block away from a black sand beach, then rented some lounge chairs and umbrellas and slaved our lives away to the Grecian sun. We visited a town called Fira a couple of times for a beautiful sunset and delicious crepes, but on our last night there we realized that Fira was in fact not the town that we had come to Santorini for. So we hopped on our little ATV, explored the island, got ourselves a little lost, and finally found a little piece of heaven in a little town called Ia. So good.
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