Ce makeh me sad!

I realized I only wrote 4 blogs last month. That makes me sad. I tried. I really did. I suppose I will just try harder.

Part of the reason is the impatience I had with dial up the last week of March, during spring break (which was lovely and relaxing, by the way). I normally write blog posts because of the mass amounts of waiting time on dial up, but this time I could barely bring myself to check my email and facebook every other day, let alone write a blog.

But spring break is over. Back to the grind... I don't really like this semester. I like 2 of my classes, another is tolerable but the last one is just obnoxious. I just don't get it! Most of the class feels the same, too. If I could get a guaranteed spot in Feminist Theology next fall, I would just drop this class and work more. Alas, registration for next fall takes place after the drop/add deadline.

Alas.

Internet crisis part Dos

So, currently the internet it down at the hostel. Thus, I am unable to update unless I borrow someone's computer and find a bar with Wifi. Why bars have wifi, I do not know.

Currently, I am sitting in the hotel lobby in Venice with 15 minutes left of my internet. 4 euros for 30 minutes. Crazy prices! Ah well.

Venice is crazy. I like it but I never know where I am. I feel like I am walking in circles and dark alleys and suddenly you are back in a tourist area that is across the island from where you started.

However, this leads to walking past many cute shops and spending money. I bought a nice shirt today in Venice, and a coat and boots yesterday in Piran. Everything is half off because of the New Years Sales. Good time of year to visit, despite the rain and cold. (Still, I'd rather have a dreary, rainy trip for a month than subzero, blustery January days in MN).

I will make a post for each day I miss. This is not Day 8s entry. I will elaborate more on today once I have free internet again in the hostel, but currently everyone who walks by on the street looks at me through the hotel door here, so it's kind of creeping me out.

Anyway, ciao from Venizia!