"Remember the moment you know exactly where you're going,

'Cause the next moment, before you know it,

Time is slowing and it's frozen still,

And the window sill looks really nice, right?

You think twice about your life, it probably happens at night,

Right? Fight it, take the pain, ignite it,

Tie a noose around your mind loose enough to breathe fine and tie it,

To a tree, tell it, "You belong to me,

This ain't a noose, this is a leash,

And I have news for you, you must obey me."

This is so surreal. I can't fully understand it, really. Can't even explain my feelings, but I think all I have to say is that it feels soooo right. It feels like I tested my wings during my trip to Japan 2013, and now it's time to fly! Sort of. So anyway, I'll live in a quite small seaside town in Devon, on the southwestern coast of England. It's really beautiful and I'm sure I'll feel at home within no time. The school isn't that big and the teacher that I got to meet seemed so nice, as well as the students.

It's a really beautiful town and I'm really looking forward to moving there! I'll live with a host family, but I've no idea with who yet. Guess we'll find out about that later.

After a short visit in Torbay we wen't back to London and spent a couple of days there before heading back to Sweden. But since both me and dad are socially awkward people and not much for bigger cities, we spent a bit too much time on our hotel room watching The Big bang Theory (someone else who's addicted? anyone?) haha. But we also ate at my favorite restaurant which serves delicious Japanese food and went to Oxford Street for a while. We also took a few evening walks and said hello to Big Ben more than once.

We actually didn't have much more time to spend in England before it was time to go home. We went mainly for visiting the school after all, but I'm sure I'll have plenty of time to explore this awesome country starting this autumn. It'll be one hell of an adventure, and sure it will be interesting to see how much I've changed after three years there. I've no idea what I'll do after high school, but I guess the future will tell. I like the future.