Its so much hotter in the US than it has been all summer in the UK!
We have been swimming and smoking many cigarettes. The wind is strong, but a welcome distraction from the sun that beats us with her hot rays...
Last night I dreamed about peanut butter! What on earth does that signify?
The lake has been blue blue with the layers of mountains behind...as Heather and I discussed yesterday, it is a different kind of beauty from the ocean, but no less stunning.
On Thursday, I am moving to Monroe street, which is far better neighborhood than the one in which I currently reside. Fall is certainly in the air. At night, the crispness startles us with its harsh contrast from the summer heat during the day. I can't wait for the trees to turn and the flowers to change...oh, fall! How I love your flaming colors!
I've been listening to an amazing amount of Hip-Hop recently. Tribe Called Quest, The Roots, DJ Bassnectar, Talib Kweli...not really my usual picks but I would be lying if I said the stuff hasn't been doing me so right. Also, I woke up this morning to the neighbors playing some lovely blues...a pleasant way to awaken as the morning light streams through the open window...
Love,
Willow~
Tuesday, 28 August 2007
Saturday, 4 August 2007
Goodbye
Goodbye Oxford!
Today is my last day in Oxford. My flight leaves at 6:05pm from Heathrow airport in London and I will arrive in Boston, MA at 8:20pm (haha! I love the way time zones work!). It is sad to leave this place. Oxford has a piece of my soul, I think. The tree in the Grove has a bit of me and maybe something will grow from it. The people have been so wonderful, and the amount of knowledge that I have gained is incredible. Pictures of my favorite things:
Today is my last day in Oxford. My flight leaves at 6:05pm from Heathrow airport in London and I will arrive in Boston, MA at 8:20pm (haha! I love the way time zones work!). It is sad to leave this place. Oxford has a piece of my soul, I think. The tree in the Grove has a bit of me and maybe something will grow from it. The people have been so wonderful, and the amount of knowledge that I have gained is incredible. Pictures of my favorite things:
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