Lemon Face

Picture I found in "Pret a Manger".

I Eat Rubbish!

Gardens of London

Colorful Oxford

Gardens of St. Hugh's

Porter's Lodge

This is where Sarah, Kim, and I had our tutorials.

Main Door

Hard to believe this room was once filled with head-injury victims of WWII.

St. Hugh's College

Walkway Outside the Dorm

Les Miserables

Best play I have ever seen, hands down.

Outside the National Gallery

Underground in London

Blocked off after the bombings.

My Dorm

Tate Modern

John Modeling Arielle's Shades

Tutorial under the Trees

*gasp*. I certainly hope that's not Dr. Van der Hart waiting on nick to come to the tutorial.

Front Lawn

Formal Dinner

Kim and I

I laugh at this picture everytime because I look so incredibly arrogant. I thoroughly hope I don't look like this all the time.

Buckingham Palace

Winchester Cathedral

Chalk Painting- The Lord's Supper

Welcome to London!

says George IV

Big Ben Tower

Ominous view through the sunroof of the bus.

The Globe

Saw the Tempest here. Hate to sound selfish, but my-oh-my did it stink. Three actors played it, non stop, no intermissions, for 2 hours and 15 minutes. Three actors, 8-9 characters, and 1 noose in the middle to show that the actors are switching characters.

It was so awful I don't even know the names of the characters. Oh man...awful. But, on a positive note, The Globe looked cool!

Again, for Kevin

Pick one Keb!

Zoom in if you want to seem em closer. The ones on sale have the sign underneath.

Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Widsor

Small setting out on a lawn at Merton College. It was soooo hillarious. At one point they broke out into a dance in weird costumes. It made no sense with the story, so I think that's why I liked it so much. British humor>all

Tate Modern

I somehow got stuck in a middle of some architecture pictures. Phew, was that challenging to find my way out or what...

Tutorials are Over!

Update:

We are done with our tutorials. I'm sad to say good-bye to Jerry, but it's also comforting to know I have no more work to do. Well, we do have two more lectures tommorow morning, but that's besides the matter.

I want to update some pictures, but I'm unable to because I'm on a computer that is not compatable with the dock/camera.

We saw Les Miserables today in London, Queen's theatre I believe. It was quite excellent indeed. We also went to the National Gallery which held some truly amazing paintings. At one point, there was a random modern gallery. In this gallery, there was a video of a rabit slowly getting devoured by maggots. It was one of those things where you want to look away b/c of it's rupugnance, but you just can't. It was kind of amusing because at some points, the people watching the video would simultaneously go "Ewwwww" or "Egggghhh" at the gross parts. Then we would all laugh because of the incredibly weird situation. It was a once in a life-time thing for sure.

Also, about 2 days ago we went to the Modern Arts Museum. One word: rediculous. Some of the art was just simply not art. The best example I know of is this...

Picture an old 80's TV. It is very industrial, all metal, very simplistic. It sits on one of those rolly-carts that holds tv's, like the ones used at school. Now, this TV is underneath another TV, which happnens to be the same model but upside down. The first TV showed a repeating video of a man in a green elf costume with a red backdrop. The elf is jumping up in down in frustration, knees and legs both going up and down at the same time as he jumps and hits the ground, and during this he is shouting "No! No! No! No! No! No! No!" each time he lands on the ground. The TV on top of the other shows another video of an elf. However, it's an upside-down video and the elf is red elf with a green costume. He is doing the " No! No ! No! No! No!". These 2 video's would repeat itself over and over. So, yeah....I have no freakin' clue what it was supposed to symbolize. I think the best part was looking at the people "studying" the "art" and trying to interpret it. Oh man...won't forget that.

Anywho, I'm off to head back to ultimate frisbe. I'm hoping I will be ahead of the game when the real college comes around;)

Christ's Church Stairs

Harry Potter stairs. It seems like they filmed everywhere around Oxford. *shrugs*.

My Study Spot

Hard at Work

I look kind of tired. Wait, I'm always tired. Oh well.

Odd

Yes, what you're looking at is true. Those are little kids in monk uniforms. And, does anyone know why? Not at all. I don't even think that old British guy kneeling down knows.

Water Bottle Cap

Everytime I read this, I try to determine what it means. I mean, is it "Still, naturally feel good?" or maybe "Naturally, feel good still"? After maybe 5 minutes of intense ponderance, I come to a conclusion that I have no freakin' clue.

*Update!* It's been 2 weeks and we have finally figured out this bottle cap. In England, or Europe rather, there is "still" water and "sparkling" water. Sparkling is carbonated and still is not. So, the bottle cap indicates that it is ~still" water while saying, "Feel Good Naturally". Wow, it took us Oxford kids 14 days to figure that. Aren't we supposed to be intelligent or something?

Please Clean Up After Your Dog

This picture reminded me of my dog. I miss The Bailey. What an odd way to be reminded of home.

Nice Shades Kate

St. Hughs' Ladies

Gloucester Courtyard Hall

This walkway was used many times for scenes in Harry Potter.

Some Cool Kids

Sure is gonna be awful to leave these kids behind in a week.

Lecture at Tintern Abby

Contemplation

Notice the hand sticking out of Sarah's head.

Radcliffe Camera Building

Look! I'm Rich!

Caravan

"Light of the World"

Gilbert of Salsbury

Gilbert lives in the middle of town
On account of his size
He's easily found
At 8 feet high
and 5 feet wide
he sits with a grin
to show his pride
Everyone loves him
Cute as a bear
You can't help but smile#
When seeing him there
With pointed tail
And wings that spread
Red and green#
From toe to head
A creature fancy
Made of all plants
When we are asleep
He's likely to dance
Floating like magic
His feet off the ground
From street to street
They move him around
Have you guessed what he is yet?
I'll give you a clue
The smoke from his nostrils is probably blue
Ofcourse! He's a dragon as everyone knows
The mystery is
Where does he go?

Stonehenge

Dance Class!

Blubonnets

Just like home.

Soakin' Up the Vitamin D