Welcome to my new life!


The summer is only 6 weeks long but I wish it was longer… This is only the case in the UK I am afraid, but I am happy I am enjoying the warmest and loveliest weather.    

This is my first week in my new house and unfortunately I didn’t get an internet connection until today. I discovered that you can live just with live entertainment, without internet, tv or phone, and it was indeed lovely. Thanks to being disconnected from the virtual world I believe that I got the chance to spend some more time with my housemates and meet more people.

I am grateful for the sunny days that greeted me, being very hot, reminding me of home so I managed a graceful move and readaptation to my new home. Now all that’s left is for school to start and for the busy term days to follow their course. Time only flows forward and I know it will be a challenging new year but we cannot stop progress, motion or life, therefore, we have to do as much as we can and live every moment to the fullest.

However, there are still some things that need looking after and that still trouble me, but the important thing is that I am here, I am living my dream and I am the one that will make it come true.

Nothing is impossible when you believe!

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