Woo I had a blast in Europe! We went to London, Paris, through Germany, and then to Switzerland. I have to say, London is the most awesome place I've ever been to

. I really think that the people in Europe are just so much more attractive than most Americans. I can't tell you why, but it really seems that way. People in London seemed pretty nice, too, which honestly surprised me for such a big city.
Paris, on the other hand... I really don't think that the French like Americans, it's really not an exaggeration. I think it's very narrow-minded of them but whatever. When we were on the subway, they would get in their little groups and laugh and blatantly be talking about us. It was SO rude and unnecessary. Don't get me wrong, the landmarks are beautiful and the Eiffel Tower was awesome, but it's also a very dirty city in my opinion, especially compared to London.
Switzerland was GORGEOUS, and everyone seemed pretty nice. Every morning I woke up, I just couldn't believe the view out the window. It was just surreal. I felt like it was just a giant mural and the mountains weren't even there. Just breathtaking. The only bad part was the WALKING! Everything is hills there, just up and down, and when you walk a mile downhill, it's almost as tiring as going up. I really learned to appreciate flat ground

. We went white water rafting, it was the most amazing thing! I want to take some trips to West Virginia now to go again, I think I'm an addict! Definitely an adrenaline rush. Our guide was a little dumb though, and missed two GIANT rocks that we ran right into. Thank God we weren't going fast enough to flip, but I was scared! I really thought we would. It was a Level 4 section. One part of the river was a 6, and we had to get the boats out, go 5 minutes farther down the river, and get back in. Apparently it's illegal to raft commercially on Level 6. There is a 'high risk of fatality' lol.
I might post some of the better pictures on here, we'll see

I do have some posted on flickr though, if you're curious, and I plan on eventually posting them all (that's going to take a while... I took 1,200 lol.) Here's the URL:
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I started reading The Host by Stephenie Meyer. I was kinda disappointed when it came out because I was looking forward to the new book in her Twilight series, but The Host is still good, even better than I expected.
I want to make a news feature on political and social art, so if you have anything you'd like featured let me know and I'll check it out.
Woooo!