Take-Out and Girl Talk

So, tonight has consisted of what I think is essential to a girls existence, to any girls existence. Girl talk (..and also take-out, but that's not essential, just awesome). It has been a night filled with fun, and for the first time since I came here I feel as if I have really had a good talk with some of my flat-mates, not counting the American girl that I had befriended the first week upon coming here. But the British people living in my flat. Sure, we've been nice to each other and had some fun at pre-drinks and so on, but other than that I haven't really talked to them about stuff, but tonight we did talk, and it was nice.

We also ate some amazing Indian food, so much so that we were all moaning about how full we were, and had problems moving. In other words, it was a very fun night, filled with good laughs and good company.

I also hung out with the American girl, Kierstin, she is such a nice person, and I know that I will miss her when she leaves at Christmas. It's sad that she is only here for one term, and I think everyone in my flat feels that way, because she is just such a fun, bubbly person. The type of person that can make you smile even when your in a mood. And as girls do, we were talking about boys (of course), and I tend to speak without thinking at times, which in this case came out as such; "Why does everything about the opposite sex have to be so hard!" It was only when I said it that I realised the double meaning of that sentence, and it was hilarious, we had a looong good laugh about it, trust me. It was a very special moment (haha)..

I am starting to settle in here, London is starting to feel like home.