Last week in London

Classes are over! Yay. I went to Shakespeare's Globe last night with a couple flat mates to see The Merchant of Venice, it was pretty good. The Globe is amazing inside. My last full day in London has been pretty chill compared to what I thought it would be. I went to my internship to say my goodbyes to everybody, then I came back to the flat to pack. One of my flatmates has already left, now there are only 4 of us left. I can't believe it is over so soon, but I am ready to get home too. I'm excited to see my friends and family. My flatmates and I have this theory that if we stay out all night tonight, then tomorrow we will all be able to sleep great on that long flight home! ;) I guess we will see how things go. Here are some farewell pictures from King's.

Winding down the semester

I just finished the 5th paper I had to do for my classes this week. I do kind of like writing papers for finals instead of taking an actual test. I enrolled for next semester back at Missouri Southern State University. I also set up an exit interview with King's College Hospital to talk to my supervisor about how the internship went this semester. As you can see, the semester is winding down. I'm excited to get back to the states and start my summer, although a lot of my friends will still be in school studying for finals. I guess they should have studied abroad too. ;)

Papers, papers, papers.

Prague, Czech Republic

Prague

Kristen, my flatmate, and I spent Easter weekend in Prague! It was such a gorgeous place. We even got to spend a couple hours in Dusseldorf, Germany between flights! In Prague, we explored the city and got to see the Charles Bridge, Astronomical Clock, Lennon Wall, and Prague Castle. The view from Prague Castle was amazing! I loved all of the red roofs and eastern looking buildings. Everything there was very inexpensive too, I got a lot of great food for less than $9, which is pretty good compared to London life!

Dusseldorf, Germany

Old Town Square in Prague for Easter

Lennon Wall

View from Prague Castle

Astronomical Clock

Dusseldorf, Germany