Today I had class 9-12 and it was quite boring, again. But at least the people I have gotten to know are pretty cool. After class, though, I ventured to Hammersmith and Fulham to meet Dr. Kenneth Wolfe. Dr. Wolfe is a professor/teacher at an all girls school in Hammersmith called Godolphin and Latymer. He is also a good friend of President Hynes of SNC and that is how I got the contact information. He treated to a meal at his school and showed me around. It was a really nice school. All the girls were in uniforms that consisted of tights, skirts and sweater sets. I don't know how I would feel about wearing a skirt everyday! but they seem to manage well. Dr. Wolfe introduced me to many of his fellow colleagues and they ... read more

Well, I pretty much got little sleep Monday, because of some very rude and immature sophomore students from SNC...but whatever, they must grow up on their own terms, and hopefully that is soon. Anyways, I woke up at the crack of dawn pretty much because I had a 9 am class. Which seems weird, because I have 8 am classes before, including last semester, but here 9 am feels SO much earlier in the day. I went to class and it was pretty much amazing because, it is Bryan Ridgers and honestly, who doesn't love that man and that class?? No one! But the most unfortunate thing happened today that really put a damper on my plans. My world came to a streaking halt when I got a horrible migraine...so I popped some pills and slept ... read more

Really this should be dated Jan20, 21, and 22. Because I really need to finish catching up on this blog!!! Friday---For my History Class, we went to the Science and Technology Museum. And even though it is not my forte, it was interesting. It was a place that I think my Dad would absolutely fall in love with and enjoy. There were many cool things. Most of the exhibits shown, dealt a lot with innovation and the development of old technology into what we use today. There was an original locomotion engine there, A Model T, a Rolls Royce Engine, among other things. We were to go around and look at a certain area of innovation and chart it's changes from the industrial revolution until today. The group that I was in was me and Krogman, ... read more

Slept in today! But I got up and checked my email, because my computer has oddly been working well the last two days! And I got some delta e-mails, and I just basically updated them all on my current situation. So, yea, didn't have class until 130, so I just stayed in and took care of housecleaning items, because I still had to put away my clothes from the weekend and plan out my up coming break. So, we'll see what happens with that. But I went to class. But after we were done with class, there wasn't much to do, because all the free places close by 6. So, today was a bit mundane. Get up, clean, get ready, go to class, and come back make dinner. But my dinner tonight was wonderful. It was ... read more

Second week of Classes have begun! My first and only class today was British Life and Culture, or BLC as we students like to call it. My class is a fairly good size. Probably about 20 students. We have Students from SNC, Marist, Loyola-Marymount, Guillard, Arizona and American University in this class. Today we talked about Newspapers. The newspaper I was to buy was the Guardian, which is one of the leaders here in London. Also, it is one of the leftist papers, but as I was reading through it, I found it to be quite moderate. It is definitely a support of Tony Blair and the Labour Party here. I was also surprised to find out that many of the big broadsheet newspapers ("real" newspapers") are conservative. Since, mine was an exception to this I ... read more