So,
since every man and his dog (the intelligent sort of canine companion at least) has taken up the ever popular pastime of writing a blog, I thought I'd do as I've appropriately titled this entry and "jump on the bandwagon" prior to going off to one of the many destinations that I've booked myself to go to (all thanks to the quintessential bank that is Student Finance funding all this). But on top of just writing about the latest and most obscure Middle Eastern things that I'll undoubtedly come across during my Year Abroad, I'll probably be chucking in a few extras such as music reviews on tracks which I think should be shared with the world, whether that be my specialist field of House music or something completely obscure, to things related to Leeds Student Radio i.e. LSR (something which has consumed the majority of my time of First year), to just daily occurrences, like the weirdest dish that I'll have tried in the Arab lands. So without much else to say, stay tuned for something to pop up which I hope will entertain, and if not that, then just another way of light reading to procrastinate from "working hard" (or maybe not so hard given the general stereotype that we students seem to follow of laziness, slobbery and general constant hangovers).
PEACE.
since every man and his dog (the intelligent sort of canine companion at least) has taken up the ever popular pastime of writing a blog, I thought I'd do as I've appropriately titled this entry and "jump on the bandwagon" prior to going off to one of the many destinations that I've booked myself to go to (all thanks to the quintessential bank that is Student Finance funding all this). But on top of just writing about the latest and most obscure Middle Eastern things that I'll undoubtedly come across during my Year Abroad, I'll probably be chucking in a few extras such as music reviews on tracks which I think should be shared with the world, whether that be my specialist field of House music or something completely obscure, to things related to Leeds Student Radio i.e. LSR (something which has consumed the majority of my time of First year), to just daily occurrences, like the weirdest dish that I'll have tried in the Arab lands. So without much else to say, stay tuned for something to pop up which I hope will entertain, and if not that, then just another way of light reading to procrastinate from "working hard" (or maybe not so hard given the general stereotype that we students seem to follow of laziness, slobbery and general constant hangovers).
PEACE.
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