I'm Back!
Dearest friends,
I am so sorry that I have been MIA for over a month! I promise that I am alive and well, though arguably a bit scatter brained. Things are going well here in Grahamstown! I officially finished the coursework component of my master's degree and I am currently preparing for two exams, one paper, and one conference presentation, all within the month of September. I actually handed in a 5000 word essay today, and of course, to celebrate, I laid in my bed eating Cheerios and watching 'Glee'. In addition, if any of you have trouble falling asleep, I am more than happy to send my riveting critical discourse analysis your way*.
*Nerd alert - the critical discourse analysis focuses on news coverage of the recent Caster Semenya 'sex classification testing' and is actually a really interesting topic. I know the majority of you slipped into a boredom coma three words into this sentence, but what can I say? Once a geek, always a geek.
In addition to my my studies I have also been trying to explore the Eastern Cape as much as possible. Recently I have: been to a beach braai at Kenton on Sea with my residence, gone hiking at Hogsback, and attended a rowing competition on the Kowie River in Port Alfred. The Eastern Cape is speckled with amazing little towns and beautiful beaches, and I am trying to visit as many places as possible before I head back to the States in December!
I promise to be a better blogger in the future, but for now I wanted to check in with y'all and let you know that I am alive and kickin'. Much love from SA, and of course, I will conclude this post with a couple of random pictures from my recent adventures in the Eastern Cape!
Lurve,
B
Kenton beach braai

Surprise birthday celebration with some wonderful friends
Canopy zip line tour in Tsitsikamma
1 Comments:
Love the photo of you on the zip line tour! I've always wanted to do one of these. In fact, I've lobbied Farmer Rick to install one here on the farm to get from one side of our creek to the other.
I'm so happy to hear all is going well with your studies and that you have done further explorations with your wonderful new friends.
Does this mean we will see you at Christmas?
Love,
Aunt Sage
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