Nice has
the most beautiful beach I’ve ever seen. Once again this reminded me of Peru,
since I live 5 minutes away from the beach over there and I used to practice
many different water sports. Thru
ought this whole trip many things have change about myself, although I don’t
see Europe as a future location for myself (although one should never say
never) meeting so many different people and learning so much about this part of
the world has made me realize how small the world is nowadays. With the
globalization and many new business ideas about how to integrate pretty much
everything I feel like being afraid or the unknown is no longer something that
will affect me. From now on I will embrace it as a new opportunity and try to
get the most out of it. I only have words of appreciation and I feel really
thankful for UTD for giving me the opportunity of making this trip, as well as
all the people who could make it possible, you Monica, Michelle, Lisa, Joanna,
Dr. Moore and possibly many other who I cannot remember at the moment. The
effort this trip must have taken was enormous I bet, but pretty much well worth
it.
Nice, here I go! (technically "we" but Tyler was in another section of the train)
Now I know why this beach is so famous
Simply beautiful
What if you could walk this way every single day?
Some friends we made at the Hostel! A couple from the UK, and those two girs were from Chile and Italy
Moments after another beautiful sunset
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