Amazing Grace

I’m having a difficult time starting this post because after tonight, I’m speechless… blown away by…

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Relationship Status: In a long-distance relationship with Oxford

It isn’t until one steps into another world that the differences are starkly seen and it isn’t…

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I think I’ve found it

…my favorite place.

Edinburgh, Scotland.

In brief, it’s the cozy, quaintness of Oxford, the upbeat…

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I think I’ve found it

…my favorite place.

Edinburgh, Scotland.

In brief, it’s the cozy, quaintness of Oxford, the upbeat…

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I think I’ve found it

…my favorite place.

Edinburgh, Scotland.

In brief, it’s the cozy, quaintness of Oxford, the upbeat…

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I think I’ve found it

…my favorite place.

Edinburgh, Scotland.

In brief, it’s the cozy, quaintness of Oxford, the upbeat…

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My friend, the illegal immigrant

Before departure, our program director said “every year, there is someone who loses their passport.”

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My friend, the illegal immigrant

Before departure, our program director said “every year, there is someone who loses their passport.”

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My friend, the illegal immigrant

Before departure, our program director said “every year, there is someone who loses their passport.”

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I saw prince Charles.

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Camden and Cyberdog

My calves are on aching from over twenty miles of walking this weekend. London is an enormous city.…

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Some pictures from the weekend.

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When everything is closed

Sometimes the best trips are the ones where not a thing goes as you expected. (Excuse the…

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Calmer Miles

Back at ACU, I complained about walking from my dorm to the JMC building… a 10 minute walk. Now, I’m walking everywhere.

This city doesn’t seem to revolve around speed and instant gratification, much like Dallas, the Metroplex and even (sometimes) Abilene…

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Oxford, House 9 and… Todd?

I’m in Oxford.

Excuse me, what? I’m not sure where the time went. These past few days felt like they’d never end (although they were good ones). I felt like it was never actually going to happen.

And now it’s happening. I’m here. I’m in Oxford… for four…

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