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For years I lost you but I found myself.

Hi 👋. ❤️ the new layout for your tumblr. I’m happy you can enjoy what you do! New fic idea: Maybe Steve realizes that he never really tickles Tonys armpits so he asks him to keep his arms above his head and tickles his armpits softly. If no, I still love you 😍

I kinda like it as a neglected spots kind of series, because I know I tend to focus on certain spots more than others, haha!

and yeah, I can work with that, just tell me if you want it to be pure fluff, any tickle tools or just fingers, maybe shaved armpits?

and glad you like my new place!!

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She has saved me from everything that is not here.

Charles Bukowski

The First Five Days!

Oh wow! I didn’t expect to take this long to write my first blog post but I also didn’t expect to be this busy either, but nevertheless here it is!

First of all, I like to thank God for without him none of this would be possible. I’m forever in awe of his grace and glory. For everyday I see his grace and joy that he has place upon not only me but also everyone and it only fills my heart with happiness. And second, I just want to give thanks to everyone who has help me along the way and made it possible for me to end up in this wonderful country. All the time and effort that everyone has spend to get me here, I just want to say thank you, to all of you. If it wasn’t for all of you guys I would be a stressful mess, not like I wasn’t but still, I can’t thank every single one of you guys for all the help, even if it was just telling me to calm down and just go with the flow. You know who you are and I just want to say one more time thank you! All right, now that’s out of the way, let me talk about the first five days in Europe! There is so much so hopefully I can just keep it in a time line and hopefully I won’t miss anything! The trip over there wasn’t too bad, I was kind of nervous to fly without my sister because most of the time I’ve flown with her so it was a bit nerve-wracking not to have my other half on a almost 7 hour flight. The only thing I have to say was that the layover in JFK was not what I expected; it was long boring and just awful. I can’t even try to make something positive out of it because it was just horrible. But the flight wasn’t too bad, I got about an hour worth of sleep but I did get to watch two movies that I’ve wanted to watch. Which leads me to another thing, the plane was so nice! It was huge, huge as big but not spacey, but that’s to figure. It also have a lot of recent movies so that was good and the food was A LOT better then I expect. I really enjoyed it!

Now too my Host family, I’m so blessed to have them. They are a treat, super welcoming and warm. They are nice and can speak English very well. I live alone, which is a bit of a downer because it’s kind of far away from the Chateau. But it’s very nice and I have the whole fourth floor to myself and I even have a bathroom to myself, which is sweeter, then butter! The first night my Host Mom made this excellent dish of noodle and meat sauce and I found out that the meat was from Italy and it was just delish. Something that is a bit bizarre to me is that they do not keep their milk and juice in the fridge for too long. They keep it in their shelves and then refrigerator once they open it and even when it’s in the fridge it’s almost just lukewarm which I don’t find to my liking but it’s not horrible. I think it’s something that I just have to get use too. But it’s not only them because I’ve asked some students if this is the same and they also said yes. All and all the first day was a blurred. I met my host family unpack and slept.

The second day, wasn’t too bad. I got up at seven, which is weird because I never get up that early but I think it was because of Jet lag. We had a few classes to explain everything and we had our first lunch at the Chateau, and I found out this. Europe serves HUGE portions and when I’m talking huge I mean HUGE. I had a huge heaping of fries and green beans and then a half of a chicken. I thought the United States had huge serving but it’s nothing and it wasn’t just this but throughout these whole five I saw it everywhere, at the Chateau, at my host family house, and even at the restaurants. Which takes to the end of day 2, I went to the Miami bar, yes there is bar for Miami students. It’s call Das Boots, and they sell beer in boots. Found out I hate beer even more, even if it’s “good” beer. Couldn’t finish it and had to have someone else finish it. Which leads to me to another subject, I meant a ton of people and lot of them are so nice! I even went with one of the girls; name Katie, to grab pizza at the local pizza shop. We got a small pizza and the size of their small was an American sized medium and it was only 3.80 Euros! A Steal! I couldn’t believe my mouth drop it was amazing and so inexpensive. So rewarding after a long day!

The third day was absolutely amazing! We went to a cemetery, both a German one and an American one. You could see the difference. The American one was a lot more fancier then the German one and is it bad to say that I preferred the American one because of this? Maybe it’s because I’m American and just like shiny things. Hahahaha. Then we went to Lux city and may I say it’s amazing and pretty. Everything is just so pretty and wonderful there and I’m in love and I am for sure going back to send a weekend there because it’s just so much we miss that I want to see. We have the best tour guide ever! Go Carlos! Instead of doing the planned scavenger hunt he just lead a tour, which was just perfect. He taught use a lot the city history and showed use the pretties of place. When even stop for gelato and all I have to say is YUMMY! At the end of the tour we stop at a bar and Carlo being the best tour guide ever paid for our drinks. We got a tower of sangria and it was amazing. Not like the one my father had me to taste before this was a lot better and I want all of it for the rest of my life. Hahahaha.

The fourth day was also amazing and jam-packed. I’m not sure what it with MUDEC but they like to spoil us and plan amazing trips that are full until you get up and go to bed. There were three buses and I was on Bus three that went to the north of Luxembourg. Thought Lux was a small country, nope, because it was a two-hour bus drive to north! I was delightfully wrong, because when we reach our stop it was a HUGE castle and when I said Huge it was MASSIVE! It was so pretty and the scenery was amazing. It was place up high and under the castle is a small quaint town that had a great little bakery that I stop at with a few people. It was good but different too. After the Castle we head to a winery for a wine tasting. Which was also different because where we stop it looked like it was a house, WHICH IT WAS! The family that owns the winery lived on top of it. It was pretty cold but it was still very nice and I had an awesome time. They served us 5 different wine and the last 3 was my favorite. I think I’m finally become a classy lady because I know how to drink wine and it was just amazing and I love every second of it. The last part of the night was a blast we went to the Luxembourg City fair, which they have every year and it was tons of fun. We ate at a tent and again they serve of tons of food and afterward we went to this club that was a two-story tent. Don’t ask me how this is possible it just was. Hahaha. And I tried the best drink in my life called yougo, I think that’s how you spell it but anyways, it was amazing. It was minty and sweet and just refreshing!

And now the fifth, which is today. I’m here sitting and just relaxing thinking about my trip already and realizing how blessed I truly am! Thank you for reading and in the next week I should have another post up and I hope you come back to read.

Ciao, Sara

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