The past two days I've been in London on a mini-adventure. Though the flooding here has made the news even in the States, pleased rest assured that I'm fine, Jason's house is fine, and so far, Oxford is ok... pray for a break in the rain, though! It's very bad in some areas and there are thousands still without running water or electricity.
Tonight my bus back from London got in late, so tomorrow I'll post about all my experiences over the past two days!
Until then, please enjoy the following word:
DAFT - completely devoid of the senses. This word can be used to replace "crazy" or "mad" in a sentence. Example: "If you think I am walking through waist-high water without my wellies, you are completely DAFT" =)
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Updated Notes on a Blog
I am using the blog now as a random posting spot for the major events of my life. I realized how much I miss the process of writing. While in England, I thoroughly enjoyed composing entries. Though I'm back in the States, I suppose I do not need to stop! I won't keep a daily record as I did then, but I will post for moments I find significant or interesting. I hope you enjoy! Feel free to comment as you wish.
A note on the older posts:
The blog during the months of June through August, 2007 is a chronicle of my time at Exeter College at Oxford University in Oxford, England. Instead of writing in a journal, I kept a cyber-record of each day to reflect on my experiences and share the stories with all of you. I appreciated all of those who took the time to read my ramblings, and I loved the feedback I received. The communication made me feel connected and I enjoyed reading your responses!
Cheers!
Liz
A note on the older posts:
The blog during the months of June through August, 2007 is a chronicle of my time at Exeter College at Oxford University in Oxford, England. Instead of writing in a journal, I kept a cyber-record of each day to reflect on my experiences and share the stories with all of you. I appreciated all of those who took the time to read my ramblings, and I loved the feedback I received. The communication made me feel connected and I enjoyed reading your responses!
Cheers!
Liz
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July
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- Day 31: Where the streets have no name... and no p...
- Day 30: A Day in Ruins (Saturday)
- Day 29: Finding the Free in Ireland
- Day 28: Welcome to the Land O' Guinness
- Day 27: To Stay or Not to Stay... not really a que...
- Day 26: A Redeeming Day (Tuesday)
- Day 25: Closing Time In London (Monday)
- In the meantime...
- Day 24: A Bit with the Bard
- Day 23: It's Never Over (Saturday)
- Day 22: The Perfect Ending (Friday)
- Day 21: The Final Countdown
- Day 20: A Tribute to Princess Di and Jane Austen
- Day 19: Punting on the Thames
- Day 18: I Saw the Sign
- Day 17: "The Play's the Thing"
- Day 16: Tea and a Party (but not a Tea Party)
- Day 15: In Search of Austen
- Day 14: Harry Potter and Christ Church
- Day 13: Duck, Goose!
- Day 12: The Wheels on the Bus (go 'round and 'round)
- Day 11: Marlowe and Jonson and Webster, oh my!
- Day 10: Mr. Darcy, I presume?
- Day 9: Windermere and Grasmere
- Day 8: Native Daughter?
- Day 7: Eat, Drink, and Socialize
- Day 6: Fish and the Fourth
- Day 5: Paradise Found
- Day 4: The First Day of School
- Day 3: Brilliant Introduction
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