Dealing with...withdrawal.
Well, it has been about a month and a half since I have been home from Britain and I am having serious withdrawals. (It also doesn't help that at the moment I am watching 'North & South', a film based in England...). I have been thinking a lot about what I learned on my trip, sort of as a way to say goodbye to Great Britain. Obviously it has taken me a long time to think of exactly what I want to say. :) One thing I miss greatly is the hustle and bustle of London life. The more time that passed while I lived there, the more I felt like it had become my home. Brooke and I often joked that Soho was our place. I also loved the connection I felt with Scotland because of my family ties to it. When we went we to the Battlefield of Culloden, I was overcome with emotion when I thought that MY past ancestors had fought for freedom right where I was standing. The thing that I miss the most, however, would have to be the countless opportunities I had to sha