UEA International Student Ambassadors

Hellooo, No matter where you are in the world at the moment, there’s definitely something we all share: BOREDOM!  Though I have occasionally felt bored during this period of time, I’m super grateful to have the time to do all the things I’ve been wanting to do for soooo long. It’s so sad to thing that it takes me a whole pandemic to actually start doing these things. Here’s a list of activities I’ve been doing for the past few weeks and hope it’ll give you an idea on what to do next :D 1)     Reconnect with old friends: It was so fun talking to friends that I haven’t met in years. Learning about someone’s new life is always fascinating and it’s good to have another friend to talk to  J 2)     Practice English: I’ve been helping some friends to practice their English (and mine too of course). Even if you’re confident in your English, practice still makes perfect you know. 3)     Work on my Instagram: Since everyone got so much free time, there are so many cool IG story te

Hi y'all! Hope everyone's doing well, staying safe and healthy. I know most of us are stuck at home unable to meet friends and family because of what's going on at the moment. So I thought I'd share some ideas to help you enjoy your time at home! If you have a fairly good-sized garden like mine, you can use that to your advantage and enjoy the sunshine in your garden without breaking the social distancing rules. Some people prefer to do garden workouts to maintain their fitness and improve mental health, and others who aren't quite that into exercise like me, have garden picnics (with my own household)! So my partner and I decided to have (YOU GUESSED IT!) a lovely picnic in the garden yesterday absorbing all the vitamin D we could get. It feels like summer already and I don't know about you but I'm so here for it! I feel like it makes the quarantine situation a little bit more bearable, lifting up the whole mood. Without further ado, here's wh