the place i get to call home...

Everyday when I wake up it takes me a while to get out of bed. I think that this is typical for almost everyone. There are some people who can just jump out of bed, but that's not me. I can't say that the snooze button gets a break in the morning. I certainly use it. But when I finally decide to get out of my bed and start my day, I open up my curtains. I remind myself that today is another day that I will never get to re-do. Today is another day in Bangor, Wales. 

one of the most beautiful places...
a.k.a. roman camp.

Usually when I open my windows in the morning, light pours into my dark and cozy room. Well, at least as much light that can get through the clouds in a morning in Bangor, Wales. The picture above is not very typical here. There are usually more clouds, and some sort of drizzle happening or about to happen. But I won't let the weather rain on my parade. I am in the fabulous United Kingdom, studying (or not studying), living, learning, and loving it. 


So, a little bit about what I live in every day. I don't know if this really matters to any of you, but here it is. The literal room that I live in.

my living space...

my comfy bed...
yes, that is pink. 

my lovely desk...

Oh, you don't have to tell me that my room is extravagent. I know that it is beautiful and full of sassiness. I know that the blank walls add charisma, and that practically everything shouts out "Blair!" For some people, it might be hard to believe that my life and the all my "crap," can fit into one bedroom, let alone one suitcase to get it over here, but I did. Fitting in all the other collectables that I have acquired while being here, into a suitcase for my ride home - that will be another story. 


Well that is the tour of my room, more on the city of Bangor to come (in another blog). Also to come is a blog about Edinburgh, Scotland. I took a weekend trip there and absolutely loved it. 


Thanks for reading...

"Because you are my help, I sing in the shadow of your wings, 

I cling to you, your right hand upholds me."

-Psalm 63:7-8