Ashley D. - Glasgow, Scotland - Fall 2009

Hiya everyone!
So I've just about hit the half-way mark in my studies here in the UK, and I'm already getting kind of upset about leaving :-(
But anyway, here's what's been going on with me:
I've been reading like crazy here and playing a bit of catch-up because I was sick with flu a few weeks ago and missed a few classes - and then I caught it again this past weekend. Blah.
A couple weeks ago, I went to visit Brian and Leslie in Dublin - which was amazing! I love how cities here are so compact (you know, compared to Chicago) - I was only in Dublin for about a day, but I feel like I got a good gist of the city. Regardless, I've made plans to see the Emerald Isle again in January when one of my girlfriends from back home comes to visit ^_^
I also got to celebrate Guy Fawkes Day the Glasgwegian way - up to my ankles in mud. Doesn't sound too happy, but it actually was: my flat mates and I went down to the fair to watch the fireworks and go on some rides...well, A ride anyway. Because it rained, as it's so wont to do here, the nice green field where they had set up the carnival became a swamp. But it was awesome nonetheless.
And that's about it :-)
This week, I'll be finishing a psychology report and as a reward for my hard work, I'm treating myself to a solo weekend in Paris :-P
I'll letcha know how that goes!
- Ashley
3 Comments:
Wow, Ashley. It sounds like you are having a great time in Ireland. My name is Jacob. I am going to be studying in Madrid this summer. I gather you are really enjoying the experience. I can't wait to have the opportunity to explore another culture. It will be awesome. Anyway, good luck with everything!
I love Haymish :)
Hey Ashley! it sounds like you are having an amazing experience! I was wondering, in terms of culture shock, what was one of the hardest things for you to have to get used to there?
-Allison
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