I had the hardest time picking my country list but finely settled on this for my top 10:
- Germany
- Austria
- Denmark
- Norway
- Finland
- Spain
- Sweden
- Italy
- Switzerland
- Netherlands
They say that you normally get a country in your top 5 choices, and I'm feeling pretty confident in this final list.
Now you may have noticed the way in which my last post became rather melancholy in reference to my friends. Those facts all stand the same, but one key piece of the puzzle has changed. I used to try and not talk about my upcoming exchange too often with my friends, just because I knew they didn't understand all of it, and it only seemed to bore them or make them sad. But now, I have someone to share all of my exchange thoughts with! One of my very closest friends, Grace, has decided to go on exchange next year!!!! It's great to have someone to talk about this with who knows everything I'm going through. We won't end up in the same country unfortunately because she's looking at Spanish speaking countries which will likely lead her to South America, but it's great knowing I'll have a friend through all of the pre(and post)exchange. If you read this Grace, just know I am SOO HAPPY that you are exchanging next year :)
Well now that I (and Grace) have turned in the application, the next step is the interviews. They're going to be held on November 3rd and will consist of an interview of myself, of my parents, and then of all of us together. November 3rd is also the state meet for cross country, so I'm hoping the interviews can be later in the day so we can still cheer on the team! (Grace runs cross country with me as well)
I'll be back on here to let you know how the interviews go down later.
p.s. yes the title IS a tribute to SNL
p.s. yes the title IS a tribute to SNL