In Soviet Russia, I eye up hot famous women on public transport.

[sebastienne]

Back in the Radcliffe Science Library. Ahh. I remember this thing, this "degree" that I'm supposed to be working for.

Even though walking into Oxford from the station is odd and wrong and not Oxford at all, gods did it feel good to be back. I mean, I was only on that stationary train outside Peterborough for two hours... (Did anyone, in fact, have a simple and worry-free journey home from Edinburgh?)

So happy.

Comments

[9headeddragon.livejournal.com]

I did! I got on the train, fell asleep and then woke up to get off it again at the other end :D

[the-whybird.livejournal.com]

Welcome back to Oxford! We kept it the way you like it!

[deathbyshinies.livejournal.com]

*envies*

Fifteen days to go!

[pozorvlak.livejournal.com]

"Oxford! The very sound of its name is enough to fill my soul with the most actual magic." (Max Beerbohm)

Yes, I know exactly how you feel. Insofar as anywhere is home for me, it's Oxford, and I love returning to the place.

And my journey home was pretty trouble-free: the three hours of flat-cleaning that preceded it, however, were less than entirely enjoyable.

[ex-leighwoos982.livejournal.com]

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[neoanjou.livejournal.com]

Well, yes and no...

Got to the station too early by over an hour, and froze for the interveaning time, but had a reserved seat so all was joyous.

Some train or other was cancelled in Newcastle meaning the train was packed, and I could feel superior in my reserved seat of joy.

Train was 10 to 20 minutes late, but I didn't care as my uncle didn't arrive at the station until about five minutes after me!

Then lovely journey to a house where I had a bed - mmmmmm.

Still don't get home for about a week though - I MISS MY COMPUTER... (plus all the Edinburgh peeps).