The Living Place

I thought I would update the photos of my room since it has been nearly 6 months. Obviously, it looks different, more...lived in. I did clean it today, though you may not be able to tell =) (The originals are posted in the September 19th 2009 Blog, titled "New Beginnings")

Art-offical

I thought that I would show off some of the art work that I, personally, have been creating since I got to England. I have given all of these away as presents so no originals but, eh... you might see them in a museum some day ;0) (There are more to come, they just haven't been delivered yet so I don't want to chance ruining the surprise).

Standing with Stones

We went on a field trip to Stanton Drew, a stone circle site about 20 minutes outside of Bristol, on Tuesday for the second half of our Mediatized Archaeology lecture. Here are some of the photo's that I took while there with the exception of the first photograph.

(This photo was taken by my friend Karen Wood)





Left to Right: Elle, Karen, Leanne, Ros, Pods and Phil


Left to Right: Leanne, Ros, Phil and Pods

Time Well Spent

I haven't been up to a whole lot of late, just going to the pub quite a bit, watching Rugby, spending time with my friends and going to class. In this respect there isn't too much to report on, so I have decided to just post up some pictures that I have taken around Bristol. I hope that you enjoy them.

you do what for a living?

I am making a second film. Here is the link to the first one that I made with my Production in practice group.

MA-ASM the Film

and here is just a cool video I found online. I didn't know that is how lightening worked, but its pretty amazing! It's like the neurons firing in your brain, when they connect that's when the magic happens.

Imag-ine that

More Pictures from Norway:

Ski Jump of Death





Happy New Year

On the 4th Day there was....

So the next 2 days of my trip sort of have blended together a bit. I know that one day we went into Fetsun again and Lisa used some of her Christmas money to buy a really cool watch, even if it is D&G lol. Then she and I went back into Oslo and did a tour of the city which was great. We saw the palace where the king and queen live and went to Vigelandsparken, which has a load of famous statues and some beautiful views of the city. We went to the Opera house on the water front. Lisa's brother actually did some of the electrical work on the opera house and got a piece of the roof as a souvenir, which is pretty awesome. We had to keep finding places to go in and have a cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate to warm ourselves up since it was yet again -18 or -19 C (-1 or -2F). Then her dad took us around the next day and we saw the new ski jump that they are building for the Olympics or some world sporting event that they are having in Norway in at some point. I nick-named the ski jump, "the ski jump of death" the picture doesn't even begin to do justice to how monstrous the thing really was. I am sure that you could see your life pass before your eyes about 10 times before you actually made it to the ground after jumping that thing. I am fairly certain that you could also pass out and wake up again and you still wont be back on earth. There was another not so scary ski jump which Lisa's dad called the "ladies ski jump" hehehe. Then we went home and the next day I got on a plane and went back to the UK and to essay writing =( I miss Norway a lot though. It was soo beautiful and I hope that I get the chance to go back there some day.

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