Class and work officially started this week.Blah.But I guess that kind of comes with the territory when you are studying abroad.I really like work.I am in the PR department.The office is kind of small, 150 employees total.There are 3 ½ people in my department (plus me).The half comes because there is one guy who is launching a campaign through Scouts but he is only working in the department temporarily.The office consists of mainly middle-aged men.My b...

The second week consisted of more orientation, sightseeing and going out. As for sightseeing I checked out the National Portrait Gallery. It had an exhibit on PopArtArtists, but we were all too cheap to pay the extra fee, so we roamed around the rest of the museum all afternoon. Jill, Val and I had some afternoon tea in the basement café, so we were well rested to see one of my favourite parts of London: the shops! I know that's really lame, but there are so...

So it's taken me about six weeks, but I am finally writing in my blog! Yeah! I guess I will start from the beginning...I am living in a flat in London this semester; it is right on the border between Chelsea and Kensington. Apparently it is considered a very posh area, so most of the people that can afford to live here are over the age of 40. Oh well! It is still really nice. We technically live in a townhome that has been split up into 5 different flats. The...