Rebecca in Ipswich

Today we have no work. That is great - only that we have to eat noodles for lunch, and I have no idea what we're supposed to eat for dinner. Yesterday we ate a sandwich from Tesco for dinner. I bought a tuna one, since that's the only one I can eat! The other ones have bacon, cheese and tomatoes on them, and then the ham that looks a bit suspicious. Very cheap. About £1.50.

I fell asleep yesterday at eleven, woke up at one, didn't fall asleep until six. So, I'm quite happy we're not at work today. Not that we'd do much  there. No camera, computer... nothing we're supposed to work with. There's only stuff to do when Lucy's there, then you have goals for each day, but when she's doing other things, we drink tea with the elder ladies.

What I'm doing today is completing my social studies/swedish paper. I'm hoping that I'll be done with it by six, so that I can look through it one more time before I send it. (I'm also hoping that my computer doesn't shut down completely, and thus preventing me from writing, and sending, anything).

Apparently, or more according to Luke (two of the guy's roommate), Swedish teenagers aren't into drinking and drugs and such like the Brittish teenagers. Fun fact? It's a Luke fact. He's very good at rambling on about stuff that can be interesting if you aren't extremely tired. On this note I should probably add, so that you understand, that we went over to their place to celebrate Jocke's birthday. Very fun, actually.

it's nice to meet people, talk with people our age, since at Oxfam the mean age is around 60+...

And I'm ending this entry with something very positive: homesickness is gone! Woho! Though, I still miss you all back home, but it's a more healthier and berable miss you. Ain't that great!