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„Visiting London is like shopping in an M&M store \u2013 an unforgettable experience for all your five senses.“ Christina Luong writes about her eventful time in London as a student at the University of Westminster.<\/em><\/p>\n

For your eyes: You won\u2019t see a more colourful or confusing place. That\u2019s a good thing as well as a bad thing: if you allow yourself to be too distracted, you\u2019ll get lost.<\/p>\n

For your nose: Once you enter this world, you\u2019ll be touched by the smell of sweetness \u2026 the sweetness of freedom.<\/p>\n

For your ears: As this is a tourist spot, you can hear many different languages \u2013 even more than at a language school.<\/p>\n

For your taste buds: You\u2019d better prepare yourself for a flavour flash \u2013 sometimes it\u2019s pretty hard to sort the good ones into the pot and the bad ones into your crop<\/em>.<\/p>\n

For your fingers (if you can\u2019t keep your hands off new things): In some places, you\u2019re allowed to ignore the unpopular \u2018Do not touch\u2019 warning sign. Don\u2019t hesitate to approach things you\u2019re interested in!<\/p>\n

A Real Londoner<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"It wasn\u2019t a piece of cake at all when I first arrived at London Heathrow Airport. Everything was new to me; I had to find my way through a completely unfamiliar city, which has as many inhabitants as my home country.<\/p>\n

Luckily I met this helpful little guy in the picture above. He accompanied me through the first few days in my new accommodation, where I was all by myself. Out of boredom, I started to communicate with him through the window. You may laugh now, but it seems like he actually understood what I wanted to say.<\/p>\n

When I \u2013 finally \u2013 managed to pull myself together to explore my residential area, I discovered him in a park next to Bethnal Green Station. He was about to cross in front of me when he suddenly stopped and looked at me like he was trying to say \u2018Excuse me, please!\u2019 Then he ran away as if struck by lightning \u2013 my surprised gaze followed him. His target was the fish and chips someone had thrown away carelessly. Maybe all Londoners have this sixth sense: the ability to smell fish and chips even when they\u2019re yards away.<\/p>\n

UK’s bipolar side<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u2018You\u2019re hot then you\u2019re cold\u2019 sings the nation\u2019s female singer Katy Perry and thinks about \u2026 the taps in her home country?<\/p>\n

The British are bright minds in terms of electrical discoveries. Imagine a world without Alexander Graham Bell\u2019s invention to enable voice transmission over a wire<\/em>! Nonetheless, there is optimization potential in other areas. I’d been warned about the taps here, but the issue had never bothered me \u2212 I mean taps are taps, aren\u2019t they? Then it hit me when I washed my hands in my flat for the first time: You literally can just choose whether you want to be \u2018hot or cold\u2019. Infernally hot or freezing cold. Hell or Antarctica.<\/p>\n

Luckily I found a solution to avoid burnt or frozen hands. All you need is a plastic bottle which fits the size of your sink. By cutting two holes in the upper side of the plastic bottle for the two taps and another hole in the lower side, you\u2019ll get a little engineering miracle, which provides nicely warm water.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m neither an engineer nor a plumber, but I can definitely recommend \u2018TapHelp\u2019 (I\u2019m sorry but I couldn\u2019t find a better name for my invention) to everyone out there with the same problem!<\/p>\n

Friday Afternoon Odyssey<\/strong><\/p>\n

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I went home from Regent Campus on a sunny Friday afternoon and was looking forward to chilling out at home \u2013 not knowing what was waiting for me just around the corner.<\/p>\n

Since the sun had decided to show up and greet London warmly, I walked to the bus station on Tottenham Court Road instead of heading towards Oxford Circus tube station, which was definitely nearer. As soon as the bus driver opened the doors, I ran up the stairs like a fool to get a seat in the upper front row. Every time I travel by bus, I try to get the same seat to benefit from free sightseeing with the perfect view.<\/p>\n

\u2018Oh my sunshine, how I\u2019ve missed you!\u2019 I really enjoyed closing my eyes and feeling the sunrays on my face \u2026 well, it had been a while since I saw the yellow giant. A few minutes later, I couldn\u2019t help taking a short nap. When I woke up, I noticed that the bus was still in the same spot. Suddenly a tinny voice announced \u20188 to St Paul\u2019s\u2019 \u2026 but I had to go towards Bow Church. I alighted \u2013 whether I wanted to or not \u2013 near St Paul\u2019s Cathedral and decided to walk around, spontaneous as I am.<\/p>\n

The strange bus incident was the best thing that could happen to me. I somehow found myself again near Blackfriars Station after wandering through charming narrow alleys. Then I saw something that makes every tourist\u2019s heart beat faster: Big Ben, the London Eye and a black cab all at once!<\/p>\n

Indeed, London buses really know my needs: Instead of just driving me to must-see-places, I get forced to explore London all by myself (\u2026 like a true Creative Writing student).<\/p>\n

Cheers mates!<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Now it\u2019s time to say goodbye after 4 exciting months in London. I\u2019ll leave this place with mixed feelings: On the one hand, I really don\u2019t want to go away from here. On the other hand, I\u2019m really looking forward to returning to Switzerland \u2013 a main reason is surely my mom\u2019s food, which I\u2019ve been missing. After having eaten out for 12 weeks \u2013 I think it\u2019s in everyone\u2019s interest to keep me away from cooking \u2013 I\u2019m craving homemade fried rice. I\u2019ve tried nearly every restaurant in Chinatown, but the best restaurant is home sweet home. This message is for you, mom! \ud83d\ude42 Okay, now switch to serious mode: As this will be the last post for my London blog, I don\u2019t want to write just about food.<\/p>\n

I can\u2019t wait to go back to my family and friends to tell them all my stories about my student and tourist life in Great Britain\u2019s biggest and most diverse city \u2013 stories about beggars popping up out of nowhere like mushrooms or stories about rainy Sundays (I won\u2019t forget that Sunday when it literally rained inside the house \u2013 yes, there was water damage).<\/p>\n

Last but not least: I\u2019ve met many lovely people and count myself very lucky to have made many international friends, with whom I hope to keep in touch via WhatsApp or Skype.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m very thankful for the great time I had here in London and I\u2019m pretty sure I\u2019ll return to this city in the near future. Until then \u2013 cheers mates!<\/p>\n

Christina Luong\u2019s post is one of six prize-winning student blog entries of 2015 about the semester abroad. Along with many of her fellow students, Christina had spent the fifth semester abroad and graduated from the Bachelor\u2019s programme in Applied Languages last summer. You can find out more about the semester abroad <\/em>here<\/em><\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

Schlagw\u00f6rter: Auslandssemester<\/a>, Auslandssemester BA Mehrsprachige Kommunikation<\/a>, Bachelor Mehrsprachige Kommunikation<\/a>, IMK Institut f\u00fcr Mehrsprachige Kommunikation<\/a>, International<\/a>, Studibeitrag<\/a>
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