Real life truths to consider

1. It's March.
2. I am in England.

I keep having moments where I look around and wonder how I ended up here, or just remember that this is my real life, or whatever. Just in the past week when I've been around my flatmates or whatnot. It's a really bizarre feeling. Like dejavu but not at all. Time's just flying by.

Angelica visited me last weekend and it was an excellent, epic time. Not much can even be said really, I'll just post some pictures for your viewing pleasure. Mostly, we reminisced about meeting in Wright Hall back in freshman year.. who would have thought a few years later we'd be hanging out in England, making home made four loko's and playing in a castle?

The Castle

Exploring the dungeon level

out Saturday night, Jelly with her bird ring

Enjoying a beautiful Sunday morning in Norwich

Since the weekend, I've turned in my first bit of coursework. I've decided British people are really much more patient than Americans. It took me an hour and a half to print something in the library, and I was in a line of a ton of people trying to print things or fix other computer difficulties, but everyone seemed to expect the wait. If that ever went down in Goddard where people (me) like to print things out five minutes into the class its due in, I think there would be mass casualties. As it was in the library today, some people seemed disgruntled but generally not panicked or angry. Well done, Brits, you're on top of your game. I'm getting nervous about being graded, since this is the first written assignment I've done. It'll be interesting to say the least to see what comes of it.

My friend Liz from home is visiting Norwich and London on her spring break, arriving Saturday, so there will be lots of good updates to come shortly. xx