It is now 5:30 in the morning, and I have stayed up all night watching history get made. I will never forget this moment. The Oxford Union was packed, people were hugging each other and weeping and laughing and cheering and singing. I cried too. I will never forget this moment. The beginning of something. It feels like the beginning of everything.
About Me
- Michelle
- Oxford, United Kingdom
- I'm a reader & a writer, leaving behind (most of) what I know for the next year, in order to find...what? I'm not quite sure. Adventure & debauchery. Good friends. Wild romances. An intellecutal kick-in-the ass. All of the above.
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We only had to wait till like 11:00 here lol
UConn was then greeted by multiple masses of cheering mobs making their rounds throughout campus.
I will never forget that day.
My roommates and I watched the television for over eight hours in our common room with such anxiety. When Virginia was announced I started crying and didn't stop until obama finished his speech. It was an amazing day to be an American.
OH Pound. I have a midterm today on in a station of the metro among other delights.
Also can we talk soon about internships & oxford because my career services is no help. They want me to call alumni in different fields and ask them if they have any advice and then ask them if they know anyone in publishing. Like that's a long shot.
hope you are doing fabulously well.
oxoxox
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i know i cried too when mccain lost too :op
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