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Two weeks. That’s all that rests of my obligations as an English teaching assistant. One week on either side of my upcoming two week Easter vacation. Um… how is this possible!? The past six months have slipped away so quickly. Some days it feels like I’ve been here forever, and others it feels like I just arrived. I’ll likely still be in Europe for the next two or three months (depending on what happens with some summer job applications), but this time will no doubt pass by just as quickly. I’m feeling a bit conflicted about the imminent end of my year abroad, but I’m mostly at ease with the idea. Giving up extravagant European adventures, delicious French cuisine, and my twelve hour work week won’t be easy, but I am very much ready to see family and friends again. But enough about that for now. There is still time, and I plan to make the most of it!
It’s also been two weeks (and a few days) since I started my new photography project. It’s crazy to think that I’m only on day 18 of 365, but I’m pleased with how it’s been going so far. I’ve been discovering a lot about my camera, photoshop, and myself.
Day 12
Day 13: Spring has sprung
Day 14: Day trip to the beautiful Ile de Bréhat
Day 15: The aftermath of a sunny day on the island, sans sunscreen
Day 16: levitating in the backyard
Day 17: Feets
Celebrating Erinn's birthday with a bbq chez moi
Day 18: APRIL FOOLS! I TRICKED YOU! I'M NOT ACTUALLY NAKED!
Bisous bisous
From St. Olaf to Saint-Brieuc 
Well, Stephen, when you said you were going to take a photo of yourself every day, I imagined something entirely different. However, your photos are much better than what I imagined. And I must say, I like your photos very much. Please do keep up the good work. Love and miss you.