Plymouth Perchance?

I got back late last night from Plymouth. It was an absolutely lovely and incredible trip. I went with several friends from church – and just had the best time. We were a little family and it was so fun to have that again for a few days. LOTS of new inside jokes came from this trip. 

Happenings at Home in London

In addition to travelling, London hasn’t slowed down in its awesome-ness. Let’s see. After I got back from Portugal, I finished my essays – obviously… I also went to see

Portugal: Quite a Quiet Adventure

It’s been about two weeks since I got back from Lisbon, and I have put off writing about it long enough! Well, not put off so much as I’ve finally found time and energy to sit down and write about it.

I travelled by myself, and spent a lot of my time writing two essays, so it was a quiet adventure. I spent almost 4 days there, it was windy, a bit cold, and absolutely lovely. Of course I was there the last week of “full on winter” as it was described – now it’s a sunny and grand 70 degrees (19-20 degrees C), which would be more to my liking, but it was still quite nice.

The first day, I got rather lost. On the next, I explored castles and wished for ice cream. Then I explored faith and fish, and on the last day I ate delicious treats I am still thinking about and just wanted to be at home.

The end...

March-ing to Spring

Hello again! So sorry for the delay (my friend told me that our mutual friend told her that I needed to update the blog. Haha). March has been busy - And I was hoping I could increase my blog posts to more than once a month. It's not looking likely for this month. Maybe April?

February

So clearly I struggle keeping this blog updated.

February has been an intense month and has passed by me in a blur.

Speaking for a Computer - Part Two

.... to pick up where I left off in Part One... (still the jumpy narrative of funny things I said...)

Speaking for a Computer - Part One

The other day, I was described as severely autistic, an actress, a spy, and just in general, completely unaware of social norms.