Jul 23, 2012
You are going to oregon State in september??? ;D
yea! :) uhh...do I know you??
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You are going to oregon State in september??? ;D
yea! :) uhh...do I know you??
George and his cats
-Talking about University-
George: I’m going to need to rent a dang flat next year. THERE ARE LIKE NO PLACES IN GUELPH TO RENT.
Me: Why not do residence?!
George: UH I NEED TO BRING MY KITTIES.
GEORGE SMELLS LIKE CHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSE
Dear George, I'm on my iPod and I'm too lazy and fat to go into safari and inbox you. But that Nicolas Cage card that I reblogged? That's for you
Oregon State?
No... this is not creepy or stalkerish at all though.
how do people even find my blog omg
lol four hours of sleep
Off to Europe tonight, see you in a week tumblr.
KEITH, I'LL BE CLOSE TO YOU FOR A FEW HOURS SOON :D
GEORGE, LOL JEALOUS?
In your humble opinion, what cities/ attractions would you suggest visiting in England/ Wales/ or Scotland?
Up in Scotland, Edinburgh (Scottish capital in the east of the Central Belt) and Oban (To the far west of the Central Belt) are both incredibly beautiful and historic cities with bold personalities and the locals are lovely! Also, Edinburgh got two giant pandas added to their zoo last year and is supposedly a very haunted city (I've been on several ghost tours around there). If you ever get a chance, go have a look around Old town and the Royal Mile, or even the castle if you can.
In Wales personally I quite like Llandudno (North Wales), although it's a pretty toristy town so it's quite often very busy. It has a looooong beach, lots of hills if you're into walking, and right at the top of the cliff/mountain, there's an awesome and creepy graveyard. Also, Newport (South Wales) is very pretty and has been through quite a lot of development over the past few years (and it's great at night). It's also (roughly) the same distance to Cardiff (Welsh Capital) as it is to Bristol (South West England).
England is quite an interesting place depending on where you want to go. Obviously, London is where everyone wants to visit, but there's waaay more to England than that. Cornwall (all of it) is very pretty, right in the very, very South West on England. They're famous for their pasties, ice-cream and beaches. Liverpool (North West) is a good city to go out in, both at night and during the day, it's always worth a trip if you're in the North / Midlands. Bristol as I've mentioned before has lot of interesting things to see and do. If you're ever there, go check out @Bristol, the zoo or the museum.
...I'm also forced to say Sheffield after my recent post. It's a city well known for it's steel works. Anyone who visits there should definitely have a wander around the city center, take a trip to Magna science museum (which is awesome) and go relax in Graves Park (who at their farm are currently hatching and raising Emu's!).
Heh, I hope this was a good enough answer for you ^__^'