LSE, Imperial College, King's College and UCL had reps who came down to talk to us today about studying in the UK, in the heart of London. sounds amazingly good, and my heart is gravitating towards LSE:) why? small student population, subject discipline specific university in social science, mix of lectures and tutorials. yay:) and the LSE rep who came down today is amazingly witty, smart and to the point. loved her speech the best:)

i was inspired enough to want to find out more about the courses LSE offers and also, what it would mean to study in the UK. the contents of course study excites me, stirs me up. maybe i have finally found what i wanted to do? it's a little early to think about all these, but it is realistic now to set a goal, keep my eyes firmly on it and move towards it. afterall, they say, obstacles are the things you see when you take your eyes off your goals. i swear i'll stay on course:)

degree in international relations & history as an undergraduate course? TEMPTING:)
*if i could be an ice cream flavour, i would be vanilla. plain at first sight, but versatile, standing with others and alone.*