She's said goodbye too many times before.

[aruan]

I only saw a couple of Christina's skits last night plus the kickin' performance of This Love by Maroon 5, and all I can remember is being plumb shocked out of my tired stupor at her impression of Kim Catrall. Big wow.

The step show at the Odome last night would've been cool even without the VIP perks. They just don't grow them like they do in North Carolina. Mmm. Also, am v. proud of self for interviewing, oh, nine people over the course of the day. Strangers! Just walked right up and started talking! And what fun! I'm beginning to think I really have found my niche with journalism, which is a lovely notion.

As walkingshadow has mentioned, I, too, am courting the summer study abroad programs. Sadly, most of them begin either in June or July, which would mean no Challenge for me, and there's no not having Challenge in my world. It's an event only half, if that much, about the boys - the rest is all meeting up with people you adore but never get to see, meeting ones you admire or squee with, gallivanting around the host city, going drinking and dancing, and just having a wonderful time with good company.

Also, I suddenly don't know if Paris is where I want to spend six weeks - I, too, love London, and there are plenty of programs not necessarily through the university that offer study opportunities there. Advice? Recommendations?

Okay, 8:39? Not considered sleeping in. *sigh* Oh, well. I had things to do today anyway.

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[gjstruthseeker.livejournal.com]

I might agree that georgraphically, New Zealand is probably more beautiful, but the rolling hills do get monotonous in their own way. Plus, I really loved the cities we stopped in in Australia, whereas New Zealand was pretty nondescript in comparison.