Different Worlds

     Well, yeah, I know. It's been a couple of weeks since I wrote. But hey, if I wrote everyday, it wouldn't be as exciting. I've got to keep up the suspense. No, really, I just haven't had anything to say. I've just been living here, going to school, doing homework, hanging out with friends. Normal life.
      I have now three worlds. My main one is with my parents in North Carolina where I go to school, hang out with friends, and basically live. Then there is my summer camp in Wisconsin. I escape from my regular life and live on a lake with tons of other girls. And now there is my life here in Vienna. Before I came here, neither of my lives had meshed further than my parents picking me up at camp. But in my first week here, I met a girl from my camp in Salzburg. Now, I combine them yet again by bringing Sophie home with me.
      I'm really excited for Sophie to come to America. For her to meet my family and friends, go to school with me, and just see North Carolina. She's very bubbly and happy right now, looking forward to going. I'm glad for her, but I'm also nervous to come home. I'm afraid of how much it may have changed. With my two worlds before, I never missed anything. Camp was in summer, and school was the rest of the year. Nothing really drastic could change in those times I was away. But now, I have been gone for two months. Two months in which my school has had chinese exchange students, and two new girls in the ninth grade. Two months worth of little changes that I have missed. Of course, I am so glad I came here, and I will always cherish the memories I have made, but I don't know what lies before me. The unknown is one of the greatest fears of all. I guess I'll just have to wait and see.
      Well, I fly home tomorrow. Maybe later I'll write what has happened in the past few days, which is indeed noteworthy. However, now I am going to finish packing, and enjoy my last night in Vienna.