Back to regularly scheduled programming.

I received a few comments that for being on an Oxford Exchange, there hasn’t been that many pictures of… Oxford.

Me and Mel on the upper deck front seat of the infamous 30-minute headway Brookes Bus.

Dinner time at the Harcourt Hill refectory— our local place to eat. This is where we stuffed ourselves with marginal English food.

Henry and I at Radcliffe Square.

Liz and I enjoying England’s finest for takeaway— Pasties.

Us being fobs in front of Christ Church.

Liz and Me being bouncers at Tamas’ birthday celebration (who knew I had it in me?). Because the party was hosted at our house, people had to pay cover at the door, or come through the window. Everyone, like Henry pictured above, chose the latter.

Me being a nerd on the green pastures near Headington Hill.

Purchasing goods at the local Co-op. The convenience store has quite a selection of booze. UK should be applauded for their progressive stances for exercising alternatives to corporatization.

Outside for lunch during our day in lecture. You can see people, like Martina, preparing their final presentations.

Tiff chowing down that free burger. A united Christian society decided to throw this big bash with free food, and live Christian music. How can two students turn down free food, even if we have to hear about Jesus’ feel-good messages?

The second installment of Oxford-Oxford pictures will be published on Friday.