Day 5 aka first Thursday in London, which means Art in London and British Politics! Holla. We got up and went to class and met our art tutor, Lucy. She is very young, very nice, and interesting. She is actually a set designer and just got done finishing a show entitled, “Katrina” which is various stories taken from the Hurricane Katrina disaster. The play sounds really interesting. Next week we are meeting at the National Portrait Gallery, so that should be fun. That class went from 9 to 1, so a very very long time to talk about art…We wont be doing that again lol…Balls. But then I had an hour break for lunch and then had British Politics. I got lunch across the road at a small cafĂ© owned by 2 Italian guys, who are soo nice, but cant speak english very well. Beggers cant be choosers though. After lunch, British Politics started and my tutor for that is CLUB SUPER CUTE!!! He’s an old guy who is very knowledgeable and has a very interesting history due to the fact that he has lived through all the things we will be talking about in the class! He is soo nice and really passionate about Politcs. He has a great way of explaining things and it was a really good class. He talked about how in WW2 (obviously he was a baby…so his mother told him this) a…I cant remember what its called, but a certain type of bomb landed near his house and he actually was thrown from his crib, and then he joked that his mom said he was never the same after that…Which probably was true lol. That was very interesting to me. The fact that he had actually lived during the time. But, yeah, good kid, probably gonna keep him, might put him in my purse. So classes overall are really good right now! So holla for education! ;)
After classes I went with Wiggy and Rachel to this really nice restaurant/pub thing near our flat and did homework. It was a really nice atmosphere, probably gonna do it again. Later that night Rachel and I were bored so we made door decks for each door in our flat (youre welcome ladies!). They are super sweet sixteen, all you smu kids would be jealous. FACT. Then we pretty much just hung out, went to the classroom for awhile to do homework aka blogged, talked on the phone to the fam, etc. After the classroom started our ritual of sitting in our living room, listening to music, and talking. Very relaxing. We don’t have tv, so you know, we are enjoying eachothers companies like the pilgrims. Cambridge the next day, gotta rest up! So we went to bed….The End.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
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Sounds like your politics instructor will be an excellent source. I am so glad to hear your profs sound interesting and amiable. Yeah, art discussed in that depth would be club super boring. But just think of what an intellectually well rounded young woman this will make you.You will be able to enter a discussion on art in any social situation. So you got that going for you, which is nice...
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