Nerfiti

Yes. Let's do this after months of procrastination. It'll warm me up for the English essay I'm meant to be doing-- ANYWAYS. Some of you may or may not know that I spent two weeks in a hospital in India over the summer, in Jodhpur to be exact. This was my first time in Asia, so très exciting, n'est pas. I went with a company that specialises in work experience abroad, as well as a school friend with family in India. It all came about rather like this; "Oh hi Anji! Let us discuss our plans for the summer as opposed to getting down to our French lesson." "Why of course! Gosh, getting medical work experience is a toughy, is it not." "Oh

So! I realise that I have not made a new journal entry in forever, so my lapse of being on here... probably makes no real difference, but I thought you should know that I am in India having crazy work experience! I shall update on my ridiculous, medical-related shenanigans at a later date. Just thought you should know. Ciao, peeps. You have my love.

Well well well. Look at how behind I am on the general scheme of things. I have returned from Madagascar, as you might have guessed, and am more or less in one piece following it. There were one or two moments when I wasn't entirely; I had to almost be put on a drip at one point, but things evened out. I am well aware that this is all going to sound a lot like "Gap Yah", and due to my very public school accent, it doesn't exactly help matters a lot. I'll try and keep the "... and then we just CHUNDERED EVERYWHAR"'s to a minimum, I promise you. So! The Big M. Let's see... At first, things got off to a slow start, with our flight being delaye