Hello. Welcome to my website. It started while I was in Europe for a semester, and I've kept it up since then. I'm now at the University of Chicago Law School, living in Hyde Park, and the story continues. If you want to say hi or visit me, email cfloyd at uchicago dot edu.

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Photos

Paris and Brussels

Sturm vs. GAK football match

Women's American football

Team USA vs. Graz Giants American football

The Man...The Myth...The Roommate...SUPER MIRZA

Graz

Styrian Wine Farm

Budapest

Essays and Significant Posts

First 48 Hours

Anti-Americanism

Early Observations

Mail Bag

Days in May

Ode to Street Food




 
Who is Charlie Floyd? I graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2002 with a degree in Letters. Then I decided to get a second BA in German and spent the spring finishing my degree requirements at the Karl-Franzens Universitaet in Graz, Austria. Now I'm at the University of Chicago Law School and loving every minute.
This is my story, day by day.





 
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"Life is nothing if not the sum of your anecdotes." -Scotty The Body, on storytelling
"But it ain't that bad, man. Just figure out the system before the system figures out you." -T. Matthew Smith, on the 1L year
"The beer just doesn't taste as good when you're not drinking it with your buddies." -Anon., on being away from good friends
"Somebody has to pay the rent around here. Why the hell not us?" -Cotton, on studying for exams



 
4/15/2003  
I am now in Castellon de la Plana. If you're looking on a map you can find this city on the east coast of Spain between Barcelona and Valencia. It is an hour's train ride north of Valencia. Dan Rowan, of Oklahoma City and Norman fame, is treating me like a king as I stay in an empty bed in his apartment. Carrie Leslie is also visiting Dan, and Hannah McClain (Wade the old roommate's sister) studies here. Altogether I have outstanding company. Yesterday we went for a traditional Spanish dinner of fresh fish, cured ham, bread and cheese with vegetables. It was nourishing, very tasty, and easy on the wallet. What more could one ask for in a meal? Then we went on to Dan's local pub. The owner/bartender is one of Dan's good friends so he was very friendly to us. We played darts and shot the breeze (shot a lot more breeze than bulls eyes). It was a chilled-out good time. Spanish life so far is very quiet, slow and relaxing. That may have to do with Holy Week, but Dan assures me that the pace of things here is never hurried. I like that.

I'll be here until Thursday, and then it's off in the direction of England. I will update more soon.

4/15/2003 10:40:00 AM


 

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