Am I a Londoner Yet?

And so, we've arrived at the final of my London recap posts. Throughout our trip, we were allotted a large amount of free time to explore the city and partake in activities that were on our bucket list for our visit to London.  We spent this time doing typical touristy things, such as posing for the classic phone booth picture and visiting the Harry Potter studios, as well as discovering cool hangouts off the well-beaten path.

You Sound Like You're From London

You may recognize the title of this post as a quote from the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall. While you'd be correct in thinking so, I'm using it because it's a line my brother repeatedly said to me in the days leading up to my departure. And so now we (finally!) begin the first post about my time in London.

Time Flies

I had hoped to keep up with my blog regularly starting in London but, as I am now in Paris, that is clearly not the case. I still want to write about my time in London, though, so I think I'll write a few abbreviated posts about the time I spent there. London grabbed ahold of my heart almost immediately. I felt so at home and excited about everything I was doing while there. I could honestly see myself living in London one day, I don't think it's too far of a stretch. I'm finding it difficult to believe how quickly my time there went. I miss it dearly already, even though only a few days have passed since I was there and I'm now in Paris, so I'll be glad to relive my time there through the writing of my posts on here and my journals for the class!

It's Finally My Turn

The fact that I'm leaving for six months abroad in just a week hasn't quite set in yet.