Scary truths

I walked through the gates, hugged my sister and burst into tears. Yes, I'm back in the UK. (Angela, I swear that I don't normally cry as much as this). Finally arriving in London really meant the end of JET for me. The last two years are over and it's time to move on. sabishii ne?

Saying goodbye to Seth was hard. It seems so weird that I won't be seeing him any time I want and that it's going to cost me loads of money to hear his voice. At Syracuse airport, I was grateful that he was such a lanky boy as I turned back to wave at him all the way down to the gate. Seeing him at home and with his family was so different and showed me a lot more about him. It seems weird that he's not here for me to bother when I'm restless now.

I found one thing really weird about America. The way people always talk to you when you go into a shop. The first time someone asked me 'hi, how are you doing?' I had no idea what to say and just looked around to see if she was talking to me.

But, the weirdest thing is that I actually really liked the US. Shock-horror.
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