As I look back and see what I have been through on this journey abroad and what I have recorded I realize one valuable lesson...
I need to work on my blogging skills :/
But hey I suppose that inference works for why I came abroad in the first place: to learn about me, learn what I want to do on my own and to learn what I need to learn.
I forgot to mention a big chunk of my trip: so here it is in parts
The first installment cover November and December:
My trip to Stratford Upon Avon: Laura and I went to the land of Shakespeare and you can imagine how stoked I was. Let’s just say I was pretty stoked. We saw where he was buried, where he was born, and where is wife initially lived. Unfortunetely we only took a day trip there so we didn’t have time to see a show. But around this time I realized I may need to return to Kingston to act in a film. Nothing too fancy, but still an opportunity to gain more experience points. So in my return my plan is to visit places I either feel need another go around or places I could not visit this semester (*cough* Paris). So Stratford Upon Avon watch out!
Brussels: Once again, Laura and I decided to go for the day on a foodie trip. After taking a little trip to the Atomium, or as I liked to call them, The Largest Balls on Earth, we engorged ourselves on Waffles, two kinds (at least in Laura's case), fries, snails (in may case, hey i escargot is pretty awesome!) and of course, the chocolate. It was a delicious trip, where we just decided to wing it completely and go with the flow. I must say the Grand Place is the most gorgeous architectural display I have seen.
So this is the first of a few more to recap of my final part of my study abroad stay. I owe it to all of you, my readers...
And you know what they say, better late than never right? Right? Right!
