ok, i think that's quite enough for an lj moment of silence ( Read more... )

RIP Peter Benenson (founder of Amnesty International)

today i went in the underground passages. very cramped and dark, but worth it. it was hard for me to imagine that more than five hundred years ago people dug up the earth, put pipes and stones in the ground, and then covered them back up. and parts of them were used as water sources up to the twentieth century ( Read more... )

yesterday was definitely a killer time for me. i saw napoleon dynamite in a movie theater (yessssss) and i got to see a fantastic show at the cavern (a literally underground club). i saw a few emo/indie bands, an "acid/funk/jazz core" band that sounded better than its description, and the main act: the good life! they played a fantastic set, ( Read more... )

over the past weeks, i've been peeling back more layers of history in exeter ( Read more... )

so it's been two weeks in england. it sure doesn't feel like it. so far i've ( Read more... )

i'm sitting in a computer lab in the university of exeter library typing this, my first england entry. i've been adjusting relatively well to meeting different people, cooking, living on a campus bigger than tcnj and next to a town, and so forth ( Read more... )

i've paid my dues and said my goodbyes...mostly ( Read more... )

i heart unipines

update time! not much to update about, but humor me, please ( Read more... )