Finals season has arrived here in Ireland as I wrapped up my final lectures last week, and will have my first exam tomorrow. (Exams on Saturday are very odd) The exam period stretches over a 3-week timeframe, which varies greatly with Rollins. I have 4 final exams and for the majority of my classes are factored…
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Rollinsの前に飛行機はまだ使いません。でも今私はよく違う国に行った！もっともっと旅行したい✈️ これは私の韓国で取ったビデオです。よろしければみて下さい！ Last edited by smitchell@rollins.edu on May 7, 2017 at 4:32 pm
The Final Countdown
I can’t believe it. I have one week, and then I leave. These months have gone so fast, in a tornado of trains and French and classes and sandwiches from the boulangerie. I’ve been realizing that this city has truly become my home since I came. When I leave, will leave a piece of myself…
Watch Movie Online Get Out (2017)
Get Out (2017) Duration 103 mins Genre Thriller. In Cinemas February 24, 2017 Language English. Country United States of America. Plot For Get Out Movie ‘Get Out’ was released in February 24, 2017 in genre Thriller. Jordan Peele was directed this movie and starring by Daniel Kaluuya. This movie tell story about A young black…
Otago April 28
Easter has just passed and we are officially on mid-semester break here at the University of Otago! While the majority of international students leave for their South island road trips and vacations to Thailand and Fiji, I’ll be staying here in Dunedin! I know, that must sound quite boring, BUT my cousin from the Cook…
Otago April 14th
So recently I have been asking God what I did to ever deserve my time here in New Zealand. This place is too good to be true! This week included a trip to Piopiotahi (Milford Sound), also known as the “eighth wonder of the world.” It was the first time I camped in thirty degree…
Otago March 31st
So, I think it is safe to say that New Zealand is the most beautiful place on planet earth! I cannot believe that the half way mark of this journey is tomorrow. It is too soon to think about leaving, because I feel like I just got here. These past two weeks has just been…
Otago March 17th
Kia Ora whanau! (Hello family!) “Kia ora whanau” is a common greeting here in Aotearoa, even the professors say it. I’m slowly but surely picking up on all of the New Zealand slang. “You’re alright” is translated into “You’re welcome and “Ka pai” is a common Maori phrase, meaning “understand”, “ok” or “good.” Classes are…
Otago March 3rd
Kia Ora! It is March 3rd here in Dunedin and I have officially wrapped up my first week of classes. These past two weeks have gone by so fast. O-week welcomed in the international and first year students. O-week consisted of back to back concerts, meeting people from all over the world and settling in…