Freetown, Part 2 – Sun, Beaches and Food
Although there are a lot of things that need to be improved in my home town, there is so much more that I love and would not change about Freetown. For one, the weather. I love the Freetown sun, during my two weeks there, the lowest temperature it was 26 degrees Celsius and the highest […]
A Tale of Epic Examinations
From what I’m used to in the UK, two-hour exams are fairly long. But compare that with Denmark, where four-hour exams are the norm, and it seems like a breeze. I recently had one such exam. It felt like a physical endurance test as much as a test of knowledge. It was computer-based, so the […]
Back on track
Hey everyone, I’d like to apologise for the incredibly overdue blog. The past few months have been manic to say the least, and I will now endeavor to summarize my antics my following blogs. I have just finished my last exam, and am now on 100 days of summer holiday (I know, right!), and can now properly devote my time […]
College Life
After being in Long Beach for a week it’s already difficult to recall everything I’ve done so far, although a lot of it has in fact been fairly tedious, such as trying to buy a bed and trying harder to deal with the study abroad office at my American University, who unfortunately leave a lot […]
ROTTO
I know I said my next blog would address my academic life, but I can’t help but tell you all about the most amazing couple of days I’ve had here so far. I signed up for a 2 day orientation trip to Rottnest Island, approximately an hour from Perth. I’ll start with the ferry ride […]
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