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It is August, I am back at school, and my blog has been neglected. I have stories to share and I shall share them soon. I have been to Thailand, East Java, North Sumatra and Singapore.. I have pictures! I have thoughts, I have a final six weeks of uni study...I will be writing on these pages soon....

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