Day 14


On Thursday, I had a German quiz (which I did not study for one bit and most likely failed, but that's okay) and took a field trip to a local hospital for health psychology. Afterwards, I went back to my apartment and napped before dinner. A large group of us ventured to a quaint, little pizza parlor in the 15th district for a cheap but delicious meal. A friend and I split a spinach pizza and four glasses of wine (I had three, she had one, but who's counting?) for €10. That's a steal in my book. We decided not to go out that night since we had a long day ahead of us on Friday. It was a pleasant day, and I will definitely be revisiting this pizza parlor sometime in the near future! 

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