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| A view of the Thames, which I pass every time I walk down Botley Road into the City Centre. |
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| A look down Broad Street along Temple College. You can see theSheldonian Theatre where I will be singing Brahm's Requiem with the Oxford University choir in March! |
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| This has nothing to do with my education. I just really like it. |
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| The theatre again and some of my classmates. Just kidding, it's a Japanese tour group. |
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| "DO NOT BRING GOATS INTO THE LIBRARY!" |
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| I found this before I found my college. |
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| When someone told me that this is called "The Bridge of Sighs," I got a little concerned. I'd like to think the sighs are more relief driven, though. The walk to Hertford can be crummy in the rain. |
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| There's a handprint on one of the walls of my college! |
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| This is the Radcliffe Camera. Why "Camera?" Probably because people take so many pictures of it. The inside is full of books. English books! That I read! |
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| Lil bit o' irony. |
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| This is where I go to school now. I even have a key that opens that big wooden door. |
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| Bodleian Library! Where dreams come true! |
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| Down this street live all my academic hopes and dreams. And a cat named Simpkins III. He lives in my college. We are friends. |
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| This is the science college and their scary dead tree exhibit. I really don't pass by here much. |
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| I ate lunch here and saw a whole bunch of dogs in sweaters. |
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| This doesn't fit. At all. |
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| Now this is pretty Oxford. We saw it on the way to "The Ballroom" which is a consignment shop that lets you rent tuxes and ball gowns! Just keep walking down High Street until you get to the circle. You'll know what I mean. |
