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Church near my house |
To be fair, I didn't really think snow in London stuck around, and I definitely wasn't expecting ice, but we've had it for the past few days! It only really got in the way on the first day, when my usual seven minute bus ride took 1 HOUR and ten minutes to arrive at class. Plus, pretty much everything closed at 3pm so workers could "brave the roads" and get home safely.Luckily, I only had my optional class that day, so I didn't miss much.
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K loves snow more than I do! |
Still, it's quite the light load compared to my last six weeks of hell, and this past one week of how-much-better-can-I-make-this-Phd-proposal, before finally submitting Friday morning.
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Stay tuned for a review of a London play on Friday (hopefully!) and a weekend in Kent.
3 comments:
Welcome to Britain! We're fascinated by our usual dull drizzle, so when Mother Nature pulls a wild card out of the bag we go nuts! Snow is the prime example - just a little bit of the stuff and we're panic buying at the supermarkets and calling in sick (I'll admit I'm guilty of that one!).
Haha, seems like an excelleny excuse we generally miss out on in Canada
Haha, seems like an excelleny excuse we generally miss out on in Canada
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