The girls of the interno 8 apartment were giddy today. Lauren played "Let it Snow" on her computer while we watched the Campo de' Fiori become the Campo de' SNOW. There was a blizzard outside of our windows for a few hours this morning, apparently the first real snow that Rome has seen in 24 years.
Our excursion with Julie was rescheduled for next week, so we have the glorious gift of a three-day weekend... again!
We all had a slow, relaxing start to a very lethargic day. There was a lot of facebooking, photo uploading, and eating going on until a few of us stirred up enough energy to venture out into the sno...sun? Sometime around noon the snow came to a sunny halt. It was fun while it lasted though.
I decided to make the most of the day. After waking up after 10, spending a good four or five hours browsing the internet I descended the five flights of spiral stairs and walked the 50 feet to the Rome Center. I have been sitting here in one of the empty classrooms working on my art history project for a couple of hours now. I'm not gonna lie, I'm feeling good.
As Carisa would say, today has been a "killer day".
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