I am finally in London.
Settling into the new dorm and back into academic life in this world capital, I am captured by the excitment of my fellow students for the diversity this program brings. I have a private room but share common area and kitchen with people from Norway, France, and an Indian from NYC. Since being here made friends with a very tall Nepalese guy, a wonderful turkish woman, a german, etc. It has been amazing.
Viewing this city has been one of gradual discovery. Right now I see this city with foggy goggles catching bits and pieces of the city. I can't wait to open up my eyes to even more this city has to offer. And as my sight becomes more clear to really appreciate my new settings.
For now my feet are tired its time to enjoy some tea
“These instruments can teach, they can illuminate, and yes, they can even inspire; but they can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use them towards those ends. … Otherwise,they’re merely wires and lights in a box.” — Edward R. Murrow, October 15, 1958
