I can’t believe it’s been a month since I’ve written a blog post. The past 30 days have been a whirlwind of traveling, saying goodbye to people I’ve grown to love over the semester, and settling back into my job… Read more »
My time in England is coming to an end; my return flight is booked for May 22nd, so I’ve been making the most of my time up until that day. I just got back from a whirlwind week of visiting… Read more »
Since I’m heading back to Maine in a few weeks, I’ve started planning what I want to do for fun this summer. There are so many fun things to do in Maine in the summer–that’s why the state is known… Read more »
In the midst of writing all my essays, I have found some time to travel around Europe during my spring break. My latest trip was to Aix en Provence in France and Ibiza & Barcelona in Spain. It was a… Read more »
My blog post this week is going to be short and sweet–it’s reading period here in London! Before I got here, I thought it was strange that King’s College gave us the entire month of April off, but now I… Read more »
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Spring break has officially begun! My first stop: Ireland. My friend and I packed our carry-ons and headed to the airport at 5:30 am. When you’re traveling on a student budget, you buy the cheapest flight possible–even if that means… Read more »
Since I’ve been in London, I’ve experienced so many things for the first time: figuring out how to use public transportation on my own, how to write essays the “British” way, and living in a city, to name a few…. Read more »
Yesterday I had my last seminar of my semester at King’s College London. Strangely, the seminar was on Sarah Orne Jewett’s novel The Country of the Pointed Firs, a novel set in a small coastal town in Maine, much like… Read more »
If there was one piece of advice that I would say was the most helpful for my time abroad, it was this: get involved. It seemed like everyone I talked to kept telling me to get involved in something, whether… Read more »
I’ve been in London for nearly two and a half months now, but this past weekend was the first time I traveled outside of England. Sure, I just went to another country in the UK, but Wales felt like another… Read more »
