I went to a club called Kushion last night. I went w/Paula, Emma and 2 other girls they knew, Debbie and Kathleen. We didn't get there until after 10:30pm. Paula immediately went to meet up w/her boyfriend. I was nervous about going to the club, since I had never been to a club before, but Emma and Debbie were very nice and I stuck w/them all night. We didn't get back to our flats until 2:30am and I had class today at 10am. At 7:40am a fire alarm goes off. I did NOT want to get up, so I stayed in bed w/my hands over my ears. But after 10 mins. I got up, put my coat on and went outside. I passed the firefighters in the hallway (I'm on the 4th floor), I just glared at them, I am not a morning person especially after only a few hours of sleep. Everyone else was already outside, and I met up w/my friend April. A minute later, Emma comes out w/the same evil glare on her face.
I finally did not have to use my map to navigate around campus today! I even got to all my classes on time! Classes are very confusing, there is always a different lecturer, so I never know if I am in the right class.
I went to Iceland today (a cheap grocery store about a mile from my flat) w/one of the girls from my program, Ashlee. The cashiers always have really thick accents and I can never understand them, and Scottish credit cards have special chips in them so the just stick them in a slot and it reads the chip, but w/american credit cards you need to slide them and the cashiers always seem to have an issue w/my card, so its very stressful and overwhelming just trying to pay for goceries. And today I left a bag of groceries there, and didn't realize until I had already walked the half hour back to my flat, so I didn't go back. Oh well, it was just a couple pounds worth of pasta.
There are around 11 girls that share a kitchen here, and thats where we all meet each other and chat. When i was eating dinner, it was so cool cuz i sat at a table w/a girl from Nigeria, Debbie from Scotland, Paula from Finland, Emma from England and Sophie a french canadian! Then I have befriended a girl named April, from Hong Kong! I feel so multicultural! Everyone is so nice here! It's crazy, everyone is from a different part of the world w/there own story and background, and its so easy to talk to them and share stories! I'm getting along better w/the international students and the local students than the american group i came with! I feel like this world is so big, and i want to get to know every part of it. I can't believe I've never left the U.S., I am just in awe of the world right now, and all the ppl, everyone is so interesting!
Well, I have to go read Shakespeare's Winter's Tale b/c apparently I didn't get the memo that today's lecture was on Winter's Tale. So I should at least try to be prepared for tomorrow's lecture, which should still be on Winter's Tale.
I finally did not have to use my map to navigate around campus today! I even got to all my classes on time! Classes are very confusing, there is always a different lecturer, so I never know if I am in the right class.
I went to Iceland today (a cheap grocery store about a mile from my flat) w/one of the girls from my program, Ashlee. The cashiers always have really thick accents and I can never understand them, and Scottish credit cards have special chips in them so the just stick them in a slot and it reads the chip, but w/american credit cards you need to slide them and the cashiers always seem to have an issue w/my card, so its very stressful and overwhelming just trying to pay for goceries. And today I left a bag of groceries there, and didn't realize until I had already walked the half hour back to my flat, so I didn't go back. Oh well, it was just a couple pounds worth of pasta.
There are around 11 girls that share a kitchen here, and thats where we all meet each other and chat. When i was eating dinner, it was so cool cuz i sat at a table w/a girl from Nigeria, Debbie from Scotland, Paula from Finland, Emma from England and Sophie a french canadian! Then I have befriended a girl named April, from Hong Kong! I feel so multicultural! Everyone is so nice here! It's crazy, everyone is from a different part of the world w/there own story and background, and its so easy to talk to them and share stories! I'm getting along better w/the international students and the local students than the american group i came with! I feel like this world is so big, and i want to get to know every part of it. I can't believe I've never left the U.S., I am just in awe of the world right now, and all the ppl, everyone is so interesting!
Well, I have to go read Shakespeare's Winter's Tale b/c apparently I didn't get the memo that today's lecture was on Winter's Tale. So I should at least try to be prepared for tomorrow's lecture, which should still be on Winter's Tale.

Ah, man! You've been to a club before I ever have, and in Glasgow no less! I really can't say just how jealous I am right now, you sound like you're having so much fun. At least your credit card is working at all, mine was a total nightmare in Paris. Shame about that pasta...
ReplyDeleteThe classes sound so weird, are you in gigantic lecture halls by any chance? We really need to travel together sometime now that you've got a Wanderlust :D
lol clubs aren't that exciting, they're really loud and crowded. That sucks ur credit card didn't work, idk what i would do w/out mine!
ReplyDeleteYes I am in, what they call, Lecture Theaters. They have seats kinda like in a movie theater, that fold down w/ desks attached to the back of the seats in front of u. Its crazy. My film class actually takes place in a theatre!
What is a Wanderlust?
Bleh, I don't think I could stand having classes in a setting like that.
ReplyDelete"Wanderlust is a loanword from German to English that designates a strong desire for or impulse to wander, or, in modern usage, to travel and to explore the world."
Yeah, I don't like it...very impersonal and too much reading lol
ReplyDeleteI like the word Wanderlust...we have to Wanderlust together!
Ok--that just sounds wrong! ;o}
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