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So where is Devon Sanner ('92) now?
After an early morning stop at an internet cafe, Amy, Bobby and I make our way towards Parliament and our meeting with the Committee of Foreign Affairs.
After Arielle lost her wallet on the day she was supposed to write her blog, I didn’t think something out of the ordinary would characterize my day, the very next day of blogging, my day. But, alas, I was wrong.
They descended upon us as we stumbled, blearly-eyed into the gas station convienence store in search of caffeine and chocolate.
As we waited to board the ski lift, we could see the granite mountain in the distance, peppered with evergreens and enshrouded in a thick cloud at the uppermost point of the peak.
On the bus ride this morning, through and around the windy roads of Carpathian Mountains, I made several observations.
My day began with the chit-chat of the neighborhood dogs of Homorodszentpeter; it was 2 a.m.