During the time I visited Rome I had only one purpose in mind - to get home and relax. I was returning to my homecountry after one year and a half of living in Korea and, although I hate to admit it, I felt exhausted and tired of the crazy and busy lifestyle of a student. I won't deny the fact that I am spending so much time resting instead of doing more extensive studying - as I should - but I wanted to feel the relief of talking in a familiar language, and eating all the food I was craving for, and just lay around doing nothing, with a peaceful state of mind. Unfortunately, I was so set on relaxing I was not even in the mood to take proper pictures. Thankfully, my aunt was very enthusiastic and she did the shooting for me... which explains why I have so many photos of myself awkwardly posing in front of great monuments, next to other awkward tourists. But it all worked out wonderfully! I have amazing memories from that trip.
I realize this poor blog of mine has been neglected because, let's be real, unless you want to make a living out of it, (but for this a great amount of effort is required) who blogs in 2016? But looking back at these photos (plus some posts from Tricia Gosingtians's beautiful blog) reminded me of why I am doing this and the desire for photographing - even with bad skills - and editing, and posting here was reignited. I forgot most of my English writing skills also, which explains this bad chunk of text you just read, but I will get back at it in no time!
