I never thought the day would come when I'd go to McDonald's on a regular basis to meet my nutritional needs. But here it is. I've gone more times than I can count this study abroad. I can't help it. It's cheap. It's delicious. It tastes like America. Most importantly, it is satisfying. I go there not because I am hungry, but seems to be the only meal these days that leaves me feeling satisfied. Does my body really just need a good 99 pence cheeseburger in its system? Maybe. All I know is that those golden arches bring me happiness.
Luckily, I only have 2 more weeks in London (which is sad) but it means not much time left to gain huge amounts of weight. So... I may not do anything to kick this McDonald's habit.
One random tid bit conclusion I have come to: I don't like the crust on my sandwiches. I love cheeseburgers because they don't have a crust.
I also want to give a shout out to BK for a delicious chicken sandwich I had today. I judged you too soon.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Gelato
Out of all the things I loved about Rome, the food I think wins. I guess this isn't too surprising, good food holds an important place in my life. But nonetheless, I am now a thin crust pizza fan. I am also, like many others before me, a Gelato Convert.
Don't get me wrong, I will always be a loyal UDF and Graeter's customer. But I mean come on, how do you compete with real gelato?
We got gelato at least twice a day, sometimes three times. The best place we found was Giolitti. I find it hard to believe you could beat my combination: Strawberry, Chocolate, and Hazelnut. I don't even usually pick fruity flavors, but this strawberry tasted like you were eating strawberries. I don't know how else to describe it. The cream on top makes it.
I asked for a medium, I promise. The first time I went in I got a small in a cup. This was to be my last gelato in Rome so I had to go all out. The guy at the counter, who had served me the day before, had told me a cone was better when I got a cup. So I went with the chocolate dipped cone the second time around. He was right. It was better.
Don't get me wrong, I will always be a loyal UDF and Graeter's customer. But I mean come on, how do you compete with real gelato?
We got gelato at least twice a day, sometimes three times. The best place we found was Giolitti. I find it hard to believe you could beat my combination: Strawberry, Chocolate, and Hazelnut. I don't even usually pick fruity flavors, but this strawberry tasted like you were eating strawberries. I don't know how else to describe it. The cream on top makes it.
I asked for a medium, I promise. The first time I went in I got a small in a cup. This was to be my last gelato in Rome so I had to go all out. The guy at the counter, who had served me the day before, had told me a cone was better when I got a cup. So I went with the chocolate dipped cone the second time around. He was right. It was better.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Bonjour from Paris!
I think this thing is more impressive looking up at it than from the top. But it is pretty impressive either way! It definitely exceeded my expectations!
Notre Dame- It was cool to see the rain coming out of their mouths!
Sacre Coeur- beautiful sunset over the city.
Versailles- Um, this day was amazing. Versailles is ridiculous. My favorite thing in Paris was riding the bikes at Versailles surrounded by the fall leaves. It felt like a dream. It was perfect!
I love Paris. I love the paninis and crepes I ate everyday in Paris. I love these girls who ate paninis and crepes with me in Paris everyday.
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