Spent 14 days at St. Catherine's College in Oxford learning English Literature and Experimental Psychology and also did an afternoon workshop every other day walking around Oxford and admiring it's art and architecture. I must say, I've become a semi-expert on Classical, Gothic and Renaissance art in Europe.
Met so many people from all around the world in the ORA course and everyone's been really friendly and I don't feel like the awkward turtle. The Junior Deans and counselors have been just the most amazing people making us feel comfortable in a very unfamiliar environment.
I'll let the photos (and the mini captions) do the talking.
A really cool London2012 ad :)
The Sun was out, for a while :)
MMMM LAVENDER <3
Graffiti on Cornmarket Street, cool beans.
Just a glimpse of the campus I spent 2 weeks staying at.
The prison-turned-hotel near St. George's Tower.
Radcliffe Camera. by Gibbs, built mid 18th Century
(yes, my art&architecture knowledge flowing through)
Looks familiar, but where? (Hint: First Year, The Sorting Hat)
The Great Hall, without the magic ceiling.
The Sheldonian Theatre, with a split pediment.
A day out in London!
(L-R: Abbey (USA), Sophia (CHINA), Sonja [son-ia] (GERMANY) and me)
The REAL FOOD MARKET at Convent Market yumyumyum!
They were filming! Doesn't she look like Kate Middleton? *gasp*
At the Disco Party!
L-R: Sophia, Sonja, me, Tessa (DEN), Abbey & Roxy (CHI)
Front: the amazing Charlotte (DEN)
English Literature Class Photo :)
Experimental Psychology Class Photo :)
Gothic stained glass in the Keble College Chapel.
Our regular lunch stop.
You'll never get sick of sandwiches.
(Recommend: Caesar Wrap, the Salmon Bagel, any Panini and FLAPJACKS *drools*)
Grad Night dinner!
That's Izzy in the middle from the States
We have graduated :) 
So, I saw Tom Daley :) He was posing at Boswells.
and yeah, I had to take a photo!
Holywell Road. Lost my lipgloss and most of my weight here.
I really had an amazing time here. I guess I did the right thing, or at least, did the unexpected thing coming here. Would love to re-live it the same way! No regrets.
Life should be full of unexpected things right? I just wanted to do something entirely different from the usual way of life, don't get me wrong, my usual life is interesting but getting to explore and see the world has definitely opened my eyes about the possibilities in life :)
This was written in my cert :) Everyone got a different one and I know this is perfect for me.
I shall do my best to live with it. :)