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IT HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY TWO MONTHS THAT I HAVE BEEN IN ITALY AS OF TODAY<3

SORRY I HAVEN'T WRITTEN IN SO LONG! old habbits die hard. haha, I officially switched host families last week. Things are SO great here. They have a gorgeous seventeen year old daughter named Maria Sole, and the mom Annarosa and then Federico, who lived in England for ten years and Costa Rica for one. So he helps me out so much when i don't understand something in italian. We live in the center of Salerno, so it's way easier for me to go ut with my friends now. And I only live a two minute walk from my school so everything is SO much more easier for me.
I've gotten 29847938274982374 times better at italian since I've been living with my new family since I now have the help of two people who speak fluent english.

Salerno put their Christmas lights up the first week of November. It is BEAUTIFUL here! Beyond beautiful. They have al different lights down every street and all the trees are lined with lights. It's SO pretty, espcially when you walk down the beach at night when the lights are on. Christmas is HUGE here since almost everyone here is catholic. I love the spirit of Christmas though, its my favorite♥ THANK GOD is doesn't snow here! I HATED Illinois snow, it was awful! It gets cold here, but when the sun comes out it makes it hotter.

Sitting in italian classrooms is so boring. All classroom literally have white walls, strange colored floors, chalkboard, chalk, chalk, and chalk. no posters. no color. no switching classes (except for me). same people. all. day. long. I've mastered the art of playing tic tac toe with the person next to me, and amercanizing my math; so it therefore does not count. hahahahaha.