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A Typical Tourist (1-27)
“You find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” -Samuel Johnson
First “Day” in London! (1-25/1-26)
Hey everyone! It’s finally here! I’ve arrived in London and our orientations are out of the way. It’s been nice talking to everyone– so many…
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Everybody IS Talking About Jamie (1-28)
Yesterday was one of our first early mornings, and one of our latest nights so far. Classes began at a prompt 9:30am and lasted until…
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A Morning Jog (1-29)
Hey, y’all! After yesterday, I’ve got to admit, I was a bit tired. Everyone stayed up way too late, since most of us have Wednesdays…
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Our First Weekend (1-30 to 1-31)
(1-30)– So, now that the weekend is coming to a close, I finally have a chance to write about our first– of hopefully, many– wild…
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Our First Weekend, Pt. 2 (2-1 to 2-2)
(2-1)– Now smack in the middle of our weekend, we woke today in a completely different UK than we had gone to sleep in. After…
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(2-3)
(2-3)– I’m slowly started to settle into a routine, part of which starts with a run every other day. Although it isn’t keeping me quite…
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A “Comprehensive” History of the Tower of London (2-4)
WARNING: This is a bit of a history lesson. I got a bit carried away! (2-4)– Instead of class, we started off the day by…
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St. James Park (2-5)
(2-5)– On Wednesday, I started the morning jogging with Gianna. Since St. James looked so nice from the singular view I got of it on…
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Cantering over to Canterbury (2-6)
(2-6)– We started off the day with an early morning, 8:30am bus ride. Per usual, we were all pretty tired but in high spirits. We…
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(2-7 to 2-9)
(2-7)– I went back to Hyde Park by myself this morning and had a nice little run. I tried to go in a different direction…
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(2-10 to 2-14)
(2-10)– I’ve gotten a bit behind on my blog! It’s been a very busy weekend and I feel like I’ve barely had a second to…
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College Town Pt. 1– Oxford (2-15 to 2-16)
(2-15)– This weekend is a fun one because we’re exploring a little bit more of England! First off is Oxford, so we woke up bright…
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College Town Weekend, Pt. 2– Cambridge (2-17)
(2-17)– It’s insane how fast this month is going. I already feel like I’ve been doing stuff non-stop, but when I look back it doesn’t…
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(2-18 to 2-20)
(2-18)– After our crazy weekend, we took it kind of easy. It’s also a class day, so we started with British Life and Culture and…
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In British Columbia, this red cedar wood totem “Memorial Pole” for Chief Luuya’as Eagle-Beaver Clan of the Nisga’a Nation is from the 1870s. Both the…
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(2-21)– Didn’t do much today, other than chores and homework. Like we thought, the long weekend with no plans was really needed. I finished most…
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(2-24 to 2-27)
(2-24)– I have to be honest– I’m pretty sure I slept this whole day away. I can’t remember one thing I did. Sorry! (2-25)– Today…
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Prague (2-28 to 3-2)
(2-28)– So this weekend was really exciting! We have had some worries recently with the coronavirus making its rounds that we wouldn’t be able to…
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Stonehenge, Avebury and Bath (3-3 to 3-6)
(3-3)– Hey! Today started with classes, per the norm for Tuesday’s, and nothing much exciting happened in either British Life or Shakespeare. This week we…
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(3-7 to 3-9)
(3-7)– Since it’s Saturday, and we don’t really have much work except for a bit of preparation for a midterm, Nicole and I decided that…
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Farewell London (3-10 to 3-12)
(3-10)– Today was our Shakespeare midterm, which was stressful and annoying. We’ve been on edge all week because we’re hearing concerning news about coronavirus, and…
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Ethan Knox 