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Finals & Fun, Day 2! [Day 87]
... of Well Air) our RAs made to ask us to have a safe last American Night. Our last dinner in the dining dungeon was pasta (no pesto - ran out =/). ALSO I AM DONE WITH FINALS. Took Inter. Comm. at 4:30. About five minutes into the test, the fire alarm went off - ARGH. We all had to run outside, Mandy down the stairs with her crutches, into the now pouring and freezing cold rain. We huddled under ...
Finals & Fun, Day 1! [Day 86]
... the scenes from A Doll's House and those from A Zoo Story (which is by Edward Albee and now I must read it)! I am constantly impressed by the talent of my fellow Emersonians. Currently sitting on my favorite stair in our staircase, the one right above the second (upper) light with the arrowslit to my right. It's quite cold, as usual, but I hopefully won't be here longer than it takes to get me on the fourth page of my Intercultural essay!
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Well, It's a Winter Wonderland [Day 85]
... walked around the castle and then to New Well for some snow admiration and shopping. The afternoon was 1914 study group in Barbetta, dinner, more studying, then 9:30 snacks in Sophie's. Dojna snuck in, dropped off oranges, apple slices (GOOD apple slices, too, not what they have in the dining hall), and a heavenly thing called sugar bread.
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En dan ben je weer thuis..
... br> In Heathrow moesten we rennen, want we hadden 1,5uur overstaptijd en het was DRUK. Heel irritant als je eigenlijk op tijd aan de overkant wil zijn zodat je misschien nog een bakkie kan doen.
Eenmaal overal doorheen hadden we sowieso nog een half uur dus ideaal.
En dan ga je de borden in de gaten houden. Ze waren zo slim om het steeds per half uur te doen, maar uiteindelijk mochten we 2uur later dan gepland boarden. En dan wordt er in het ...
Day off from working and went to Nijmegen
... form of transport if they wanted to keep up with the times. The first folding bikes we made during the Second World War for paratroopers to take down with them. It was a well laid out museum and good to see the history of bikes from across the Europe, USA and Canada. Well worth the visit.
When we came out it had stopped raining and me made a visit to an ice cream parlour where John had a double scoop of After Eight and Isi had pistachio ...
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