Ashley's Adventures in England

"If adventures will not befall a young lady in her own village, she must seek them abroad!" ~Jane Austen

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Let's Try That Again

So with my first class dropped, I went to my new class today- Roman Ceramics. I think it will defiantly be better then the class I originally had. OOO, we get to learn how to identify roman pottery. Hey- that sounds cool to me. Even though I’m not that big a fan of pottery cause it is rather boring, but I think learning how to identify it and such would be interesting. The professor seems really fun… if not a bit strange. He was literally jumping up and down and telling us to make him a roman meal. Hahaha. He is crazy, but in a good way. I think I rather like these archeology types around here. Nerdy, in a fun way! : ) OOO- something I have yet to tell you guys- there is this awesome really old cemetery right next to the campus. I can’t wait to go explore it some day. Hmmm am I morbid? Hey! You never know what kind of history and things you might learn! A lot of the gravestones are so old they are covered in ivy and moss. So I plan to go explore that one day! Hmmm… well in the afternoon I decided to go down to Queen’s Road. It has lots of little shops and is between the halls of residence and the campus. Slowly, but surely I’m exploring more and more of this city. I can’t wait till it gets a bit warmer here, so I can do more exploring. Well that about all I did today. I also had some nasty dinner- seriously it was gross! But yeah that’s about it. So ready for your random tidbit of knowledge for the day? The light switches her go backwards from ours. To turn a light on you have to flip the switch down. That’s if it isn’t a cord you pull though. Wow this entry is short…oh well- that’s all I got folks! See ya laters!

1 Comments:

Blogger LK Unraveling said...

I LOVE cemeteries! You should tkae some pictures. I've been to the East Coast and enjoyed some of the cemeteries there. I was absolutely amazed at the intricacy of the headstones and the type of imagery that was used. So I don't think you're morbid, but it is quite possible that we're both nuts:)

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