Well, it’s official, my work on my blog has quite simply been non-existence for a while now. I must confess there’s a variety of reasons for this. Lack of travel, the busyness of uni work and life, and I suppose a degree of laziness as well. In truth, after spending my days reading and writing for my course, writing an article on here is one of the last things on my mind.
But here is my attempt to change that!
At the moment I’m beginning to get excited for my next adventure abroad – Italy!!! I’m currently counting down the days until I get to spend just over two weeks in this amazing county. In what may sound like a rather spoilt confession, I worked out that between my time in America last summer and Italy this Easter it will have been the longest I’ve gone without being abroad in years!
But that’s not the only thing that I’ve got to look forward to at the moment. I’ve also applied and been accepted to work in China this summer teaching English. I don’t know exactly where yet, or how long for, but I won’t lie… I am incredibly excited. But that’s for another post.
For now, I suppose this is just the start of a resolution to try and write here a little bit more often, to make it more of a habit rather than just an occasional occurrence! I won’t promise anything of course, but let’s see how it goes!
“Travel while you’re young and able. Don’t worry about the money, just make it work. Experience is far more valuable than money will ever be.” – Unknown
For anyone who was in Birmingham between July and September, you may have spotted some strange new additions to the streets. If unfortunately you don’t know what I’m referring to, then you must have missed the ‘Big Hoot’, the city’s biggest public art event!
If you want to see for yourself what all the fuss is about, check out their homepage – there are some amazing pictures of all the different owls that could be found around the city.
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