The Bird In Hand Reading

Right...23 Days to go!! Not long now since i started counting at 385!!!
Only 10 actual days of my "real" work left to do then i'm out of here! I can't actually belive i'm going it somehow does not seem real!
I think the nerves are setting in and the waves of happiness and fear come and Go!!!!!
I never though for a minute i would leave the comfort of a perfectly good job, home and my family and friends to travel on my own ...

... school, and then going to tour round afterwards. Not 100% sure yet but will definately be doing Kerela and then North India.

Thanks to Brother Hasslehoff (Jennys brother) I have this funky blog thing so you all can sleep well at night knowing that my organs havent been sold on the black market for 100 rupees a piece.

Enjoy :)

Nimita

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We began the journey back to London. Before reaching Calais port in France, we stopped in Belgium for lunch, and to pick up some chocolate of course.

When we reached the port, it became apparent that we had just missed the ferry to Dover by less than 5 minutes and had to wait 3 hours for the next one! We were none too pleased, given the amount of time spent on a coach for the past 3 weeks. Not much ...

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... his scarf. When he finally traded it, the receiver was complaining that within 15 minutes they had been asked for the scarf 3 times! Curfews supposed to be 10:30pm (there's lots to do tomorrow) but does an all night vigil to watch the sunrise count? Liz being a steward and having to try and clear out the adult bar so they scouts nearby could get to sleep and then trying to sleep after night shift with a claybird shoot in the next paddock. But all of ...

The night was a short one...after all that excitement, despite being exhausted, Rebecca and I couldn't fall asleep! We were up laughing and talking about the day's events. Needless to say, the morning came quickly. Today was my first time on the Tube, which is the underground subway. It was easy, especially since Rebecca navigated the way and has an excellent sense of direction. We did grab a latte when we reached The University of ...

... be working as a receptionist. I just got a call from my temp agency. I'm starting a placement as a receptionist on Monday at the same place that I had a placement before. Apparently they asked if I was available so they must have liked me before, yay! That position is likely for a few weeks so at least I'll get some paycheques. Off for lunch now.

... Barika to hook up with other Gambians at the festival, visiting from all over the UK. We found the drumming tent and used it as a ...

... yachting stuff. They had so many unique items in that shop... which only meant 1 thing... urs truly, the bona fide yachting enthusiast was indulging in some profligate spending! After that mini spree, we realized it was already pretty dark outside & the weather was very cold. We were supposed to meet Nelly & Simon for dinner at 1830hrs. To kill time, we went to a restaurant which sold desserts... ostensibly to keep warm! lol! Simon drove us to an Indian restaurant called ...

... of note playing at that stage so everyone was just milling around. Outside (with the general public) it was muddy and crowded, there was straw everywhere to soak up some of the water but it was a bit of a sludge pit. Wandered back to the VIP area and ran into Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding (from The Boosh - SBS) and asked them if I could take their photo (as above) I was a bit ...