In Glasgow... and thinking about the future.
So here I am in the lobby of the Eurohostel in Glasgow using free wifi. Very nice.
I said goodbye to Ireland for a very long time today, and didn't have a pleasant goodbye (read: I hate Ryanair)- but I won't go into that. It was wonderful in Dublin and I'm glad I went there again.
I am very excited to be coming home soon, however. Only 5 days. I love it here, and have had a wonderful time, but stability is something I'm missing. I also feel the coming onslaught of academics and preparing for the work world.
I'm also soon going to be in a curious position with this blog. I started it expressly for this study abroad trip, and that is now coming to a close. What now? I refuse to deviate from my original standards, i suppose you'd call them, for this blog. As you may remember:
I do promise that I'll try my best avoid being "emo" or rambling about boring personal dramas- if I keep this blog going.
But beyond that, I'm not sure what will happen. Thoughts?
I do still have plenty to say/write/show you about my trip. But I'll also back in the USA soon, so that will have less immediate appeal :) So, drop me a line. I'm looking forward to seeing everybody again. Keep an eye on this website, and/or tell me what you think.
I said goodbye to Ireland for a very long time today, and didn't have a pleasant goodbye (read: I hate Ryanair)- but I won't go into that. It was wonderful in Dublin and I'm glad I went there again.
I am very excited to be coming home soon, however. Only 5 days. I love it here, and have had a wonderful time, but stability is something I'm missing. I also feel the coming onslaught of academics and preparing for the work world.
I'm also soon going to be in a curious position with this blog. I started it expressly for this study abroad trip, and that is now coming to a close. What now? I refuse to deviate from my original standards, i suppose you'd call them, for this blog. As you may remember:
I hate (and I mean hate) really boring online journal junk about how nikki broke up with jimmy and is screwing around on timmy who is so good at Diablo 6 it blows my mind.Now the trip will be over soon. I've enjoyed keeping this up, and some of you have told me you liked reading it. The time will come soon where I won't get to write about Europe, but instead perhaps about the Graphic Design, Scenic Design, Theatre, Marketing and whatever work I'm up to.
But I love blogging technology. And I love my family, friends, and hangers on (not so much the Creepy Online Peeping Toms). And I want to keep up with all you great people while I'm abroad, and show you what I'm doing, and tell you all about it. And I don't want to harrass all you guys with e-mails you won't really read.
So, my solution[was] this.
A blog.
I do promise that I'll try my best avoid being "emo" or rambling about boring personal dramas- if I keep this blog going.
But beyond that, I'm not sure what will happen. Thoughts?
I do still have plenty to say/write/show you about my trip. But I'll also back in the USA soon, so that will have less immediate appeal :) So, drop me a line. I'm looking forward to seeing everybody again. Keep an eye on this website, and/or tell me what you think.
3 Comments:
I will greatly miss reading about your travels, so I think you should continue the blog as a think tank for your ideas. There is no reason not to keep posting post England (sorry couldn't resist the pun). I look forward to hearing from you soon!!!!
i love it when you're emo
I have enjoyed reading of your travels and hope that you will keep up the blog. I do suggest that you post about how experiences from England/Ireland change your viewpoint at FU. Maybe this sounds too middle school projectish but it seems that post trip, there is a new understanding of the world that is overlooked or forgotten by many a study abroad student. And you never talked about going to Wagamama's. *grin*
-Chess
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