- I am now really good at looking the correct why when checking for cars when crossing the street
- The double decker busses still haven't gotten old
- The homeless person on Glouster Road has gotten old
- Ben's Cookies is heaven on earth
- Hyde Park is so great and I need to go more
- I have become really good at cooking in a tiny kitchen with a lot of girls in it
- I love public transit
- I have began to say "Sorry" in a British accent when i accidentally run into someone
- I run into people a lot
- I am good at telling what compass direction we are headed.facing and I don't even have the Utah mountains as a reference here, I am amazing
- They hand out the newspaper for free here
- I read the newspaper here
- I mainly read the fashion related stuff though
- My shower is super tiny, but I no longer feel super claustrophobic (only a bit claustrophobic)
- I miss having my own room
- I am tired of my bunk bed
- I am tired of not having a mirror in my bathroom
- I climb 5 flights f stairs to get to my flat and I was hoping my now that I would not get winded in that ascent, I still get winded
- I really enjoy going to the grocery store alone
- I heard that Brits loved how nice Americans are but I think that I have met a higher abundance of nice people here than in the States
- Things close really early here, which I didn't think would be that case, and it results in people doing their grocery shopping while on their lunch break, only making it stranger to me.
- St. Paul's doesn't get enough credit, it's absolutely stunning
- The art scene here is a trillion times bigger than I ever expected, I am absolutely not complaining.
- HOLY CRAP EVERYTHING IS SO EXPENSIVE HERE
- Even sending a letter to home is expensive
- Diet Dr. Pepper is not a thing here, it's a shame
- I am so grateful for FaceTime
- Sometimes I have moments where I am doing something and it hits me again that I am in London, how crazy is that?
- I haven't gone to a J. Crew in over 50 days. I didn't know that was possible for me. But there is one here that I intend to go to, but I am afraid that it won't small like it does at home and that scares me for some reason
- I have blogged everyday for these fifty days
- Crepes are much easier to find here. This brings me joy
- My iPad battery always seems t be between thirty and ten percent and how that is confuses me
- Cathedrals are all over England
- Seriously so many cathedrals
- Still no celebrity sightings, but if I did you better know I would be super respectful
- I was at a Fashion Week show. Still not over that. Never will be
- The phone booths are never used anymore, seriously just a decoration now
- It is amazing how the world will expand if you put your phone down
- I can now (finally) properly pronounce Thames
- I cook dinner every evening and I really enjoy it
- They really like coins here, there is not a one pound note, just a coin. It adds up quickly
- I have learned to make the most of every moment
- I haven't driven a car in fifty days which seems weird
- I have 40 new friends
- It really does rain all the time here
- The sunshine is highly sought after
- They don't refrigerate their eggs and it kills me
- I am always busy
- Starbucks is everywhere. You will find five Starbucks before getting to the next tube stop probably
- I LOVE MY FAMILY AND ADDISON SOO MUCH
Happy day,
Kelsie
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