Nightlife

Nightlife here is unreal.
We have been going out to the bars and clubs and have met so many people; Italians, other Americans, and others from all over the world. They play pretty much all American music and the streets are so crowded with people and taxis everywhere until like 5am!

The first night, we started at a bar called Naima and then went to the club, Full Up. The clubs are huge and always packed!

Karina, Austin, Tara

Last night, Gianna, Lauren and I went to the club called Twice. Somehow we got let into the VIP section and were hanging in the DJ booth for most of our time there. We had so, so much fun.

These Italian men have no shame coming right up to you asking to dance. The first night out we were all caught off guard. It's so funny because people in the U.S. are not nearly as straight forward as people here.
One thing I do know how to say in Italian is, "che cazzo fai." Something you probably should not say often, but not according to my roommates last night. That is all they kept saying to men who would not leave them alone. We were laughing so hard at the shocked look on the guy's faces after hearing the girls respond that way. I don't think they expected them to speak any Italian, let alone swearing. So funny...

Gianna, Lauren, Karina

I can't believe how late people stay out at night.... The routine for going out seems to be; going to a bar/pub until midnight or a little later, and then going to a club for a few hours. Everywhere is always crowded, it's crazy!

Italians

The tram...

Yesterday we took the Tram to an Italian Walmart type of store, like a big supermarket, and bought a bunch of stuff for our apartment. It was so easy once we found our way there and figured out how to use the transportation.

School starts Monday, so tomorrow we are going to walk to campus and find all our school building so we have an idea of where we are going. I love everything about being here. It's the best.