I thought this was really cool...

The WWII era is really one of my favorite's to learn and read about.

Everyone seemed so close, I mean I guess I really don't know but from what I've read about, our country really didn't seem to be so divided then, seemed like everyone was there for eachother, but I saw these pictures on Tumblr and thought it was really cool, these two had never met.

I wanna live in a place like that someday.

This is so true.

Everyone is trying so hard to be "original" but they all just end up looking the same.

People think they're "original" but they are just copying societies current image of original, so in the end, we all just look the same and everyone is becoming further from original then they were before.

Everybody is the same because they are afraid to be different, people say they're different and that they are expressing themselves when in reality they aren't really doing anything that out of the blue. When people are trying to be different they're really just being the same as everyone else in fear of what others will say... nobody actually steps out and does something different.

 I really don't know if this makes sense but its the only way I can word it.

There alot of things that I would do, but number one,

I would probably run for President. Sounds cheesy.. I know

but if I couldn't fail... then why not? I see all the things that people

complain about that the President now and Presidents of the past have done

so maybe I would just do all the opposite?

European Adventure: Entreveux, France

June 12, 2010
Day 1

     After Cervo, we left Italy and traveled north into France. We stopped in a town called Entreveux. I really enjoyed Entreveux. There was about a 3 mile walk from the campground on a trail with many deadly cliffs to get to the town. On the first night Katy and I borrowed my grandpas GPS and went on the trail. We walked around the town and it was completely quiet, every group we walked by was dead silent. It kind of got a little bit scary after a bit.
     On our way back down the trail with about a mile left my grandma met up with us, she was worried that we had been eaten by sheep dogs. It turns out that there are sheep in the mountains and, if you try to photograph them the guard dogs will take it as a threat and attack you.
     After getting back to our site we went up to a little lake by the camp office. We could kayak and canoe all we wanted so we took advantage of that offer quickly.

Day 2

Katy underground in the Citadel

The city of Entreveux from the trail.

Way up on top of that mountain is the Citadel

A STONE BED! in the Citadel

To the Left, a drawbridge into the Citadel, to the Right me sitting on a stone bed

     Our second day in Entreveux we went into the town to actually site see. The town had a citadel that we could go up to. I really enjoyed the Citadel, it was once used when the town was very old and people would take refuge there if they were going to be attacked. Probably one of my favorite things about the trip.

To the right, Me Kayaking at the campground.

European Adventure: Italy

June 9th-11, 2010

     On this day we visited Pisa, Italy. We saw the leaning tower and the baptistry. We were only in Pisa for about 20 minutes because it was just a quick stop on our way to Cervo, Italy. 


This is kind of a funny story.. we were not planning on going to Cervo, Italy..first we stopped where we had planned in a place called Partacci. It was a really gross campground to say the least.. there were bugs everywhere and it was kind of sketchy. Katy and I still went to check out the local beach only to see a few rather old and wrinkly men in brightly colored speedos laying on the beach. 

Needless to say, we packed up and left Partacci as early as we could the following morning. We ended up in a better town called Cervo. Cervo had a wonderful campground and a private beach for the people staying there. There was a nice little city on the hill and the weather was very warm. Katy and I spent few days being lazy on the beach.