I am most likely going to Europe this summer to complete a program similar to the one I completed this past summer. This is a list assuming most everything I experienced will be similar, what will I do differently.
Clothing:
1. I would pack less work clothes and more play clothes. I did the opposite this past summer and I wished I had more clothes to travel with because I don't wear big tees on the regular basis.
I would bring a smaller suitcase so I could have the option of traveling around, either that or find it a...
Thursday, October 31, 2013
What would I do differently?
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Belfast, N. Ireland, UK
My friends and I were only in this city for 20 minutes because of the bus we rented was running low on time. Ireland and N. Ireland are both essentially religious factions; Ireland is mostly Catholic while N. Ireland is Protestant. The Troubles refers to the 3 decades of violence between the two, which still carries on today. I was even told before I left the U.S for Ireland to be careful in Belfast. I found out that the Troubles left such an impact on ordinary townspeople of N.Ireland that it was likened to London following the Blitz.
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Sunday, October 27, 2013
London Pre-1666 Great Fire of London
I found this video this morning. London prior to the Great Fire was recreated by 6 students enrolled at De Montfort University who studied historic accounts from the time period. It's a fly through model and focuses around the area of Pudding Lane and Thomas Farriner's bakery (where the fire began). I hope you guys enjoy!
http://londonist.com/2013/10/fly-through-17th-century-london.php
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
I fractured my finger

Signs I can do with my casted finger/hand.
Charlie's Angels
I promise I am not flipping you off
Touchdown!!!
Number 1 Team or I can't remember which is my right or left
I am not sure...
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
6 signs you have senioritis.

I graduate in December and luckily I am able to motivate myself because honestly without that you'd never see me in class.
1. You make an excel spreadsheet to find out what grades you need to make sure you are able to graduate at all or graduate with honours.
2. When the student elections are happening and they ask you what you would like to change on campus, you're answer will most likely be 'make graduation happen now'
3. Whenever a professor keeps you beyond the class hour.
4. Whenever you are taking that elective you...
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Classics for Men

For the past few months I have been approached by some of my male friends asking me to help them find
classic clothing pieces; that will last the passage of time and would shuffle them into the phase of adulthood as a gentleman.
First and foremost every man should invest in a good tailored suit. The colours black and navy are always classic and in style.
Brooks Brothers- They are in the higher price range but they are known for their quality. They have been an American brand for over 100 years and have dressed many of our presidents....
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Boone Hall, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina
When in the Old South one must make a trip to see the old plantations. One of the stops was to see Boone Hall Plantation, founded in 1681 by Major Boone and it belonged to his descendants until 1955 when it was purchased by the McRae family. A member of the family still lives in the plantation home on the 2nd floor while the 1st floor is open for tours.
The entrance fee is a little pricey but I think it is worth it if you appreciate history and beauty or if you would like a better of understanding of how the Old South...
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
Charleston, SC: Food edition
Charleston is known for their food quality which is great in case you were wondering. I didn't take any pictures of food but I will let you know where I ate.
1. S.N.O.B- slightly north of broad. In downtown Charleston. I had an amazing fruit and cheese plate with a bruschetta. Absolutely would go again. WOOT WOOT
2. Tsunami- It's an Asian restaurant. In downtown Charleston. I can get better sushi in my town but this one had hibachi (made in the kitchen). My friends adore this place and is one of their favourite spots. The sushi was delicious but I prefer to visit places where I cannot find similar in my town.
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Ft. Sumter: Charleston, SC
I returned to the U.S and I decided a few weekends after my return I needed to get back to my Southern roots. What better place than to visit one of the most historical southern cities in the U.S (also a couple of friends live here).
This is where the Civil War began aka 'the war between the states', 'the war of northern aggression', 'war for southern independence', ' war of rebellion'.
To arrive at the site you have to take a ferry around the harbour which is about a 30 minute ride and you walk around the site for about 2 hours.
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
Some tips on writing your thesis
This is a work in progress but I have learned some important things today
Start early - Pace yourself, you should by now know how quickly you work and if you think you'll do it last minute. Here is some advice: DON'T.
BACK UP EVERYTHING- I learned this the hard way this morning, luckily I realized I sent my thesis and questionnaire to be read by a friend so I asked for those copies back. Only sad thing is I have to redo my interviews.
Try to figure out the dates of when is everything is due.
Buy a thesis book- These tell you about how you should write, usually they are published per department. Amazon.com - A manual...
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
What Trim, Ireland taught me.
As many of you know I stayed in Trim, Ireland for 5 weeks total, what you do not know is that I felt at home in this town and I felt as if I had lived there.
History- Aside from the obvious learning dates of when places of interest were founded and by who. It was amazing to actually be in that area and seeing the past and present stand together as a collective unit. To see massive structures that had been built by human hands without the machines we have today. Allowed me to see the innovation and ingenuity of humans and of our ancestors....
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