Well my life is very similar to Ali's though I have now been off the mish for 13 months! Crazy how fast time goes. I loved it so much...you know a lot of learning and growing. I somehow thought that when I came back, life would so easily fall into place, but how wrong I was. It has been an adjustment being home, but I am still learning more and more about myself. I graduate in April! So freaky, I know. I am still a history teaching major and now I am doing an ESL minor. I am student teaching in the winter. I am currently applying to teach in Washington D.C. so we shall see what happens! I must tell you all that I work at the Kennedy Center for International Study Programs (that was the place where we picked up backpacks and ISIC cards). I help people apply for programs and they often ask me where I did my study abroad and I tell them LONDON! They get excited and ask me millions of questions. So I think about London study abroad quite a bit, and every time I think about it, I think of all of the amazing experiences we had together. So I'm not trying to turn all sentimental, but I thank you all for wonderful friendships and wonderful memories.
3 comments:
That's so awesome! My roommate used to man the front desk there (Audrey Hoopes) so I knew everyone there - Mama, all the directors, etc. I love that office!
susie-
i totally feel you on the "i thought everything would fall into place" idea. not so much. but its all about growing in the process right?!?!?
True that Ali...it has been a great year being home, now the mission just feels like a dream. It's so surreal
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