Livin' la Vida Española: 100th Day

Today is an extra special day - my 100th day in Sevilla (and also my 22nd birthday)! So, being a corn ball who loves making lists, I have compiled a few lists for your viewing pleasure:

22 Things that will be missed when leaving Sevilla:

1 euro bottles of wine and 1 euro shots
Tortilla Espanola and Lentaja
Speaking Spanish
Not having any household responsibilities (cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc)
No work or homework
Spanish friends
Calle Betis, Calle Alfalfa and discotecas
My senora - even though there's been ups and downs, I haven't had anything serious to complain about and have it much better than some
The aesthetic beauty of this city - I've truly taken it for granted.
Having 'Pues', 'Vale', 'Venga', etc. being accepted in conversation
The incredibly late bar time
Being able to travel to incredibly amazing places
Being surrounded by such historical monuments/buildings
Casuality of drinking - free beers and tintos at class activities!
Botellon by the Torre / Rio time
The relaxed style of living here - rhythm of life is much slower
Always having some sort of trip / event to look forward to
Being able to speak English when you don't want someone to hear/understand something
The beautiful weather and the strong Sevilla sun
The fairytale feeling I get when something is so amazing I am forced to ask myself, "Is this real life?"
My new friends here - we all went through this amazing experience together and now we're all going back to separate parts of the country :(
The life I've created for myself here - it's a second home :)

Things I am excited to come home to in Wisco:

FAMILY, FRIENDS, DOGS (claro)
Having a cell phone and not worrying about how much saldo is on it
Driving / not having to walk everywhere
Candy, sweets....and more candy and sweets
Not worrying about international bank fees
Graduation
Country USA
Drinking MILK again
Watching TV (on an actual television, not a laptop) - I need the E! Network, Tosh.0 and Ellen back in my life
Mix drinks (that cost less than 7 euro)
Having more to say than 'si'
Having more than a small armoir of clothes to choose from!
Having an income again
Pre-gaming and having music to play while doing so
BIG breakfasts
Mexican food
The luxury of having toilet paper, toilet seats and soap in ALL public bathrooms
Being able to wear sweats in public
Iced coffee
Not having the feeling of being a guest in someone's house
Dealing with Fahrenheit, miles, pounds, dollars instead of Celcius, kilometers, kilograms and euros.
Scrapbooking my entire 4 months here :)