
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Amsterdam!

Night Sea
I went on a walk really late last night along the sea with a friend – I don’t mean to over exaggerate, but it was breathtaking – I have honestly never seen the stars like that before in my life. I wondered if they were the same stars I see back home. That could be a stupid question, but I still wondered it. It was so cold out walking down to the beach but the cold doesn’t seem to be a big problem for me here. My friend walks down there a lot before he goes to sleep at night; he says it makes him sleep really well. I slept really well last night.
Monday, 15 February 2010
Some nights out



Here are some pictures from one of the greatest nights I have had here so far. It was a silent disco at a club in downtown Swansea. Basically you would get these huge headphones right when you walked in the door and when you went downstairs there was no DJ. Everyone could pick what type of music they felt like dancing to and would just wear the headphones the whole night! It was so much fun. When I took my headphones off for a minute it wasn’t exactly silent in the club, people were all singing along to the music they were listening to. It was real sick - I want to bring this idea back to Wilmington. I’m sure everyone would love it just as much as I did!
The other pics are from a night out where we were to dress up as school boys and girls. That night was a really fun night too. I surprisingly had all the clothing I needed, so I didn’t need to go out and buy stuff like mostly everyone needed to do. I did need to borrow a tie from my house mate Sam Buka though.
I forgot to mention that I live with 10 girls and guys (mixture of British and Americans) I love my living situation so much. I was lucky.
Day Trip to Bath.. The place

A group of us (mostly Americans) were given the opportunity to go to Bath, England a few weeks back with the University. It was a really nice trip – we just went for the day. I enjoyed walking around the town. In my eyes, it was exactly what I have always pictured England to look like - it was so beautiful. We saw the Roman Baths, which were also real cool. Something I noticed, and found a little distressing was how the museum was so modernized. Much of the ancient architecture was still there, but it was all built over and almost hidden with more modern architecture. I wish it could have just stayed in its original form. I assume this has to be done to in some way protect the original form from completely falling to pieces.
Quick last note: I am so grateful that I decided to travel here with Abbey, and that I have her here with me. She has been such a good friend to me. I honestly feel like this trip wouldn't be nearly as amazing without her here to experience it with. To have just one person you feel comfortable around can make such a difference when you are surrounded by thousands of new faces.
Ani-ball


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