Farewell, rainy Scotland, it's been my pleasure!
I am writing this from Edinburgh airport, where the weather is rainy but fortunately, the rain did not start until long before I got on the bus to get to the airport.
In my last post, months ago, I did not even know that I will be visiting Scotland so this is a bit of a surprise! I don't remember if in the last post I had already been reunited with my lovely friends from India in London, where we had a weekend full of exciting events from having a seminar in the Royal Science Institution and having a Diwali boat party on the Thames.
More than that, this year I had a lovely Christmas, thanks to my wonderful friend Hannah and waas lucky enough to get 10 days off in January that began with a week back home in Romania, where I had a great time and I managed to see all my friends that I have not seen in 8 months, my dogs and most importantly, my family.
Also, the hunt for a placement in industry has ended, and I am proudly presenting my job for the next year: Assistant for the General Manager at a 5* hotel in Brussels, Belgium, and yes, I have already began to practice my French.
More than this, I might be going to Thailand with my other significant half, and of course, Poland for my 21st. After uni ends I might be lucky enough to go to Africa for a couple of months, then either fly off back to India or to Romania in August to await for my relocation in Bruxelles!!
It all sounds very exciting, but I cannot really think about anything else than Burns Night is on Saturday and while I was in Scotland I discovered my passion for Scottish traditional dancing thanks to my friend and also fell in love with Edinburgh. I will definitely be coming back SOON!!
The other things on my mind include going back to work and uni, and the fact that I will have to write back to companies such as Intel and Aldi, telling them to cancel my interviews for placement years, because I found a better job! I hate saying NO to people :(
Hopefully, I will keep updating the blog with each trip but then again, I always say that and almost never do, so until next time I wish you a snowy winter!
In my last post, months ago, I did not even know that I will be visiting Scotland so this is a bit of a surprise! I don't remember if in the last post I had already been reunited with my lovely friends from India in London, where we had a weekend full of exciting events from having a seminar in the Royal Science Institution and having a Diwali boat party on the Thames.
More than that, this year I had a lovely Christmas, thanks to my wonderful friend Hannah and waas lucky enough to get 10 days off in January that began with a week back home in Romania, where I had a great time and I managed to see all my friends that I have not seen in 8 months, my dogs and most importantly, my family.
Also, the hunt for a placement in industry has ended, and I am proudly presenting my job for the next year: Assistant for the General Manager at a 5* hotel in Brussels, Belgium, and yes, I have already began to practice my French.
More than this, I might be going to Thailand with my other significant half, and of course, Poland for my 21st. After uni ends I might be lucky enough to go to Africa for a couple of months, then either fly off back to India or to Romania in August to await for my relocation in Bruxelles!!
It all sounds very exciting, but I cannot really think about anything else than Burns Night is on Saturday and while I was in Scotland I discovered my passion for Scottish traditional dancing thanks to my friend and also fell in love with Edinburgh. I will definitely be coming back SOON!!
The other things on my mind include going back to work and uni, and the fact that I will have to write back to companies such as Intel and Aldi, telling them to cancel my interviews for placement years, because I found a better job! I hate saying NO to people :(
Hopefully, I will keep updating the blog with each trip but then again, I always say that and almost never do, so until next time I wish you a snowy winter!
