Boston Part 3!!!

HARVARD!!!

(or harvaad as most people pronounce it)

One of the most iconic universities known to the world was finally right in our line of sight. The institution itself was one of a kind with a library that was overshadowed by a bell tower across the courtyard that was an ideal spot for pictures for tourists. The snow began to lightly fall to the ground creating an atmosphere of intellectual curiosity within the people around. We stumbled into a bookstore on campus and it was AMAZING. There was two floors to this buildings with books on every single wall. My eyes we peered to the spines of each book, seeing what adventure or lesson each of them could teach me. If I were to ever to live inside any store for the rest of my life, this would have to be one of my top choices. Anyways, after meeting up with one of our friends from Temple, we headed to L.A. Burdick to grab some chocolates and hot tea!! This place was very good and the cashier was friendly as I took a long time to make up mind. I wish I could've stayed there for longer and taken time to let it all sink in, but that's for another trip to Boston!!(?).

Look, there is SO much more that I could go into, but words do not honestly how happy this trip made me be. I could not have asked for a more perfect destination, great people to go with, and great attitude on this entire trip. There were times where EVERYTHING was going wrong, driving 20 mph on the highway with snow coming down, but I tried to keep a positive attitude and this made all the difference in the world. You can have the most extravagant trip payed for, but that doesn't mean anything if you are not feeling positive about the experience and looking forward to the good memories. I am trying to have this mentality in all of my future adventures of the world.

*I'm 3 trips behind on this blog so please spare me as I try and get my life together lmaoo.*