Upon arrival at Brussels, we realized that we had no idea if someone was going to pick us up at the airport, nor did we know if our luggage had made it. One girl (Joanna) lost her luggage because of a mix-up in Memphis. Fortunately, she is close to the same size as Sara and I are, so she is planning on borrowing some of our clothes until her bag arrives. After standing around the baggage claim area for a while with no one to pick us up, we finally realized that Philippe would be waiting for us at the exit.
We immediately headed to the Eurail and boarded our train. The European countryside is so beautiful and I cannot believe that I am able to enjoy it for three months!! :) While on the train today, Philippe told me that they would like for me to be an R.A. of one of the girls' rooms. I am watching over about sixteen girls, and getting paid 50 euros a week! The only downside is that every third night, I have to stay up until one a.m. to lock up the hang out room... and considering the profit, that's not a significant downside.
I am really enjoying spending time here with some of my friends. We had Belgian food for dinner and it was so wonderful! After dinner, Philippe took several of us on a tour of Belgium and we made our first European ATM withdrawals and ate our first European ice cream! It is so silly how I want to take pictures of every little detail. I suppose I just don't want to forget anything at all.
I know that I could have so much more to write about, but I am so exhausted that I can not even think straight. It has been far too many hours since I got any decent sleep.
Good night to all! Love and miss you all very much!
-- Me <3
4 comments:
So glad you arrived safely! Enjoy every minute. An RA...you make me so proud! :) Following in my footsteps again!! What a special niece you are! We love you!
Aunt Jena
Wow, Casey, you might come home with money in your pocket. But then what will the motivation be to babysit? We are glad you are safe. Enjoy and be careful. Make good choices! Lots of love, the Jordans
Oh I love the Polish! they have good sausage! lol!! Sounds like that was an interesting plane ride!!
Glad you made it safe!! You better run that camera dry with Pictures!! love you :P
Awww, Casey! How awesome! Okay, educate me. 50 euros = how much in American money? Love you, miss you. :)
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