Eurochocolate

I know I'm a little behind on posting here, but it's not as behind as I am with uploading pictures to Facebook, that's going to be one hell of a photo-bomb when I get around to it haha.

Eurochocolate was pretty cool, I walked around it for a few days, bought some Hot Chocolate which almost made me sick. Not because it was bad, but it was so good, and really thick that I just couldn't finish it, I was way to full to eat anymore. Besides sometimes parents are right and eating too much candy will make you sick (which I am, but not from chocolate!)

I was also lucky enough to find a candy apple seller, which gave me a small taste of Fall. I've realized since coming here how much I miss Fall, it was always my favorite season but I'm telling you, nothing beats New Hampshire in October. The apple cider donuts and just cider in general, corn mazes, the changing of the leaves.

Plymouth State has a webcam that you can use to look upon the campus and when I do I get to see a little bit of Fall. My favorite site of all has to be the Mary Lyon Green at night, with the lanterns all light with a golden glow. Not all of the leaves have fallen from the trees yet but they are all yellow, even the ones on the ground. The leaves and the golden lanterns just give the campus a magical air about it, and makes you feel as if you're surrounded by gold. It's truly amazing.

Back to the Eurochocoalte though! I also purchased some Lindt chocolate, because why not? The crowds had to be my least favorite part though, I could not wait for Perugia to go back to being a quiet city. It would take you double the time just to find the grocery store, and then everything was always sold out! Plus the Minimetro (kind of like a small version of the T but only has one line) was always crowded with people who didn't know what they were doing, so it was all fine and dandy when they left.