As some of you might know, I have stepped back into Canadian soil. Although I do miss travelling and catching all the neat sites from Tiff's godsend Eyewitness books, I do miss being home and getting a bite of some home-cooked (aka take-out) eating. I also miss my comfy bed, my clean sheets, my conditioner (not like that travellers 2-in-1 I've been using), my cellphone, my computer, and of course, high-pressured showers.

To conclude my entry, the following is a list of interesting notes about the exchange in numbers:

Number of scary local professors, 1
Days in overcast skies, 9,658
Number of flights taken, 6
Number of Spice Girls spotted, 0
Number of photos and videos taken, 2,373
Number of roundabouts travelled, 8,547,545
Number of hours airborne, 22
Number of visible stains on hostel beds, 3
Number of hostels stayed at, 6
Number of gravol pills taken, 6
Number of annoying hostel roommates, 0
Daily journal entries left to write, 15
Number of FCUK's spotted, 2
Number of times I said "oui" when I should've said "ci", 5,462
Cost in pounds for a 3-day pass on the London Tube, 15
Number of days in lectures, 6
Number of good fish and chip platters, 0
Total Canadian dollars spent, 3,519 4,059
Number of clubbing trips, 3
Number of times body-searched at the airport, 1
Cost of the cheapest beer at the bar in pounds, 1
Number of bubble tea places spotted, 0
Cost of the British Museum, 0
Number of times puked, 1
Number of really disgusting hostel bathrooms, 2
Cost of London Eye in pounds, 12 13
Number of class field trips, 6
Number of pairs of shoes tossed while on the trip, 2
Number of criossants eaten for breakfast, 8,696
Cost in Euros for a 4-pack of AA alkaline batteries in Paris, 6
Number of transit orgasms had, 12
Hours of good times had, 95,985,587