Just kidding. This will be a relatively short post with lots of pictures. Because I have to study.
So here's an update on my hands, not bad at all once I got the rocks and stuff out.
Anyways so today was like every other school day. Breakfast, ride over, got into a minor spill, went to class. We mostly reviewed fluid flow for our test tomorrow. Supposedly its a doozy. So everyone is cramming pretty much.At lunch today, the head of study abroad back in Austin, Steve Bell, came for a visit to our program to check up on things. He asked us about how the program is going and other general questions: problems, advice, improvements that could be made, etc. I hope he found everything he needed. Also he and Layla managed to stop by my homestay to talk to Simon. Apparently they had a very good impression of the homestay and of Simon. Good work Simon, we will work on getting you a bonus :). Anyways so we studied back at the classroom for a while then Garrett, Bryan, and I headed over to Dr. Diller's office hours for some last minute questions. He has a very nice living situation going on over at Clare Hall. His door is pink and lavendar. Nice.
Garrett took us on some random way back that somehow ended us on Cherry Hinton road. I don't know how he knows these things, but I have a suspicion he rides out at night and figures out quick routes or something.
Highlight of the day:
For dinner, Simon made his famous "toad in a hole." Basically its similar to pig in a blanket, but its more like many pigs in a comforter or something. Here just look at it.
It was delicious as usual.Here are some pictures that Harry took while I was eating. He's not bad actually.
Tired after bike ride
The photographer Harry.
Bess sleeping on my leg. 
Buster with some of the saddest eyes I have ever seen.
Well, this one wins.
This is just funny. Food coma.
Then I went over to Clair's and Rebecca's for more studying, here are some pictures I took of some flowers on the way there. For your enjoyment:
Now here I am and its midnight. I should be studying, so I am going to go now. Wish me luck. Tomorrow after the test, a group of 12 of us are going to Italy baby. Rome. Gladiator. Rome.
But first, the test. Fluid flow. Diller. Fluid flow.
-James
2 comments:
That dog looks just like Turbo! Does he run around in circles too? By the way, are you able to work out at all? You mentioned the lack of basketball a while ago, has ultimate frisbee replaced it balling entirely?
those desaturated flower photos make me want to cry. What the hell?
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