I finally got the CAS number from Sotheby's so I am finally able to begin applying for my student visa, beyond that I have no idea what else I will be doing, oh I know i'm probably flying to London on or around August 16, one day before my birthday, but that's all. I also got financial aid but not the scholarship from Sotheby's, so i'm still looking for scholarships, which isn't easy, since the school is in the U.K., i've been looking for overseas scholarships, so far nothing. I'm meeting, well emailing back and forth with interesting people, two of which are from the Denver area in Colorado, the others all live either on the East Coast, in Europe or I saw one person from Australia. I have 3 months to figure things out and it's probably going to be the 3 hardest before I move to a city that i've been to before but i'm not at all familiar with (gee I think i've done that before)
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Stages
Everyone goes through stages in their life, it may not be obvious but we all do at one time or another. For example high school was a stage in my life, but I was so over it by the time I graduated I was ready to move on. What did I end up doing? I ended up moving over 400 miles away from home to attend college in New Mexico, at Eastern New Mexico University. I moved to a small town where I didn't know a single person, however as time went on I joined a sorority, Chi Omega, I worked a great college job, I had fun in my core classes. I learned a lot about myself, and that's no easy feat. I was ready to move on even before finals started, I was sick of college, I wanted something else. It lead me to the stage I am in now, the transitional stage. In the two years since I graduated college (has it really been that long?) i've learned so much about myself and who I can be. I was tutoring in esl, however it didn't work out due to too many reasons to explain here. I am still trying to get to yoga classes, hopefully something I can continue when i'm in London, who knows. My next stage is London/Master's Degree, I am so ready, even if I am moving over 4,000 miles away to attain a degree, I put this on myself.
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