We left behind a beautiful weekend in Zell am See and departed for our 10am train back to Vienna. The majority of the train ride home was spent in preparation for the two final exams that were waiting for us on Monday morning: German and Humanities. I refused to sacrifice time to study during my weekend in the Alps, so most of us had a considerable amount of work to get done on Sunday in preparation for two finals. Upon return to Vienna, Sarah and I (yes, we're more nerdy than ever) went to explore the Mozarthaus Vienna, where Mozart lived from 1784-1787, where he composed one of his most famous compositions, "The Marriage of Figaro." We also had the privilege to see Mozart's former bedroom, kitchen, and study room area. I knew I couldn't live in Vienna for three months and not spend some time attempting to better understand Mozart, one of the greatest composers of all time! After time well-spent at the Mozarthaus, we met up with Cari, Erin, and Ricki at Cafe Pickwick's for dinner before returning to the hotel to spend the rest of the night studying/preparing for the next day's finals!
Sorry this is not a particularly interesting post. Sunday was a day full of studying (as you can tell) that will hopefully pay off grade-wise. We're down to the last few days here in Vienna. I can. not. believe. it.
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