Holiday Time
Hi everyone,
It's official! The first semester of my second year has come to a close, and its amazing how quickly it's all gone by. The last week and a half has been a blur of all types of activity.
First of all, this marks the half way point of my law degree! There was quite a buzz about it, as everyone prepared to attend the Law Society Christmas Ball (I'll post a link to the pictures below). Being on the law society committe, we were all pretty busy the past few weeks selling tickets for it, organising the transport, food, entertainment and venue (at the very classy Dunston Hall).
In addition to this, the other societies I'm a part of also organised all sorts of christmassy events, ranging from dinners to socials at clubs in town (one of which I attended last night at Tau, by the African-Carribbean Society).
Us international ambassadors also got together two nights ago to exchange secret santa presents at the Union Pub and then joined in on the christmas carols at the Square.
It's been fun, and I start off the holiday in a reflective mood, a pile of coursework to trudge through and lots to look forward to in the year and a half to come.
I hope you all enjoy your christmas holiday!
UEA Law Society Christmas Ball (photobooth pictures)-
http://www.facebook.com/UEANigerianAmbassador#!/media/set/?set=a.453078261417103.103074.113924851999114&type=3
Oh and here's a picture of the Norwich city centre all lit up and pretty with Christmas lights-
It's official! The first semester of my second year has come to a close, and its amazing how quickly it's all gone by. The last week and a half has been a blur of all types of activity.
First of all, this marks the half way point of my law degree! There was quite a buzz about it, as everyone prepared to attend the Law Society Christmas Ball (I'll post a link to the pictures below). Being on the law society committe, we were all pretty busy the past few weeks selling tickets for it, organising the transport, food, entertainment and venue (at the very classy Dunston Hall).
In addition to this, the other societies I'm a part of also organised all sorts of christmassy events, ranging from dinners to socials at clubs in town (one of which I attended last night at Tau, by the African-Carribbean Society).
Us international ambassadors also got together two nights ago to exchange secret santa presents at the Union Pub and then joined in on the christmas carols at the Square.
It's been fun, and I start off the holiday in a reflective mood, a pile of coursework to trudge through and lots to look forward to in the year and a half to come.
I hope you all enjoy your christmas holiday!
UEA Law Society Christmas Ball (photobooth pictures)-
http://www.facebook.com/UEANigerianAmbassador#!/media/set/?set=a.453078261417103.103074.113924851999114&type=3
Oh and here's a picture of the Norwich city centre all lit up and pretty with Christmas lights-
-UEA Nigerian Ambassador
Email me at nigerianstudents@uea.ac.uk :)
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