Dreams

I'm starting to have really odd dreams about London. The only one I can remember clearly involved me being roommates with the girl who plays Draco in A Very Potter Musical, and for some reason we both worked at Quizno's. I don't even know if they have Quizno's in London.

Well aaaaanyway, that ties into my next point - I realized last week that the Deathly Hallows premiere will be happening while I'm in London! I found the page where all Leicester Square events are posted (here), so maybe I'll go camp out for a few hours just to say I did. Actual tickets appear to start around £200, unfortunately.

I find it odd that there has never been any mention of the name of the university/college I'll be studying at. The Hendrix-in-London info page includes a link to the University of London union, but that seems to be the name for a large group of colleges. I don't suppose it really matters since we're all going to (technically) be enrolled at Hendrix, but it seems like something they'd have told us! I'm sure this will be cleared up next semester, along with the other things I'm wondering about (particularly cellphones and bank accounts, at the moment).

And So It Begins!

I was accepted to participate in the Hendrix-in-London program today! I keep looking back at the letter to make sure I didn't read it incorrectly. The first person I told was my mom, but as soon as I'm done writing this post, I'm going to Facebook to see if I can find anyone else who is going.
This is so exciting! Now the hardest part will be the waiting (and concentrating on the classes I'm taking now and next semester). Of course, now I don't have to worry about whether I'm going or not. The info sessions are next semester, so I don't have to think about it at all for now (but of course I will)!
I may post more before next semester, but I don't really plan to. I already have a long list of things to do while I'm there, and I'm sure I'll continue adding to it. I'll wait to share it for a while, unless something comes up before next semester that makes it relevant.