Heya! Thanks for tuning back in...for my OCD mom, you'll be glad I updated (today I wore the blue sweater, just in case you were wondering), and to everyone else, I've got so much to tell!
Where to begin? Well, I started work on Monday for those of you who didn't know, and I'm working at a corporation called "Xtreme Information" (hence the title ;-)). What they do is actually quite a lot of different things, so it's a great fit for me, a communications major/a nerd, because I'll get to see a lot of different aspects of a company while I'm interning there. Xtreme Information is like the middle man or liason between large companies such as Sony, Coca-Cola, or Virgin Records, and media or PR organizations and also the go-between for marketing companies and their clients. So for instance, one of the services Xtreme provides for their clients, is a product called "weekly bulletin" which is basically daily updates on companies like, who's being promoted, what products and services are being released and when, contact information, trade news, and basically anything you wanna know and want to be up to speed on in the corporate world. The great part about it is, with Xtreme, all of the information is personally verified on the phone, not just read about or posted somewhere, and all of it can be delivered to you, the client, either in print form, or via email with daily alerts. Nifty huh?
So basically I have a baller job. I've been in suits the whole time, but it turns out they told me the first day, that I was way too overdressed, everything's casual there, and if I want to go into work in jeans and a hoodie, so be it. But I like keeping things professional and looking classy, I'm not gonna lie. Anyways, I've done a bunch of different jobs, from data entry, to research, to trip planning (that was on my own time), to finding out what the company does. It's pretty Xtreme if I do say so myself. Not to mention the people rule, are friendly, and are very helpful. I'm making great friends there.
Some more news in my life, is that it's only been 8 days since I left the states, but I already feel like two ways: 1) like I've accomplished so much, and that's awesome and 2) oh holy crap, I haven't done anything.
For Example...Sunday morning I got up early and took a trip down to Enbankment (the tube stop where Big Ben and Parliament are etc) and strolled up to Westminster Abbey with my friend Jenn from Elon. Walked right up to the guard, said hello and that I was there for the church service, and right away, I'm escorted in the side entrance of this amazing ancient cathedral and am seated for the end of the first service. Not only did I get into the Abbey free, which is clutch, but I got to hear the sounds of their traditional all-male choir lead the last half of the service in latin, a cappella, probably 6-part harmony. Heavenly. I was then allowed to sit in the CHOIR LOFT! (Amazing mind you) and see the second service first hand. It just blows my mind that in 2 hours time, basically 20 minutes away from me, I can go to a place where Lords, Dukes, and Kings have been crowned, and have the whole experience all at once. It was nuts.
Monday of course was work, but then since I had some time I left at 5, and went to a local park. Regents Park to be exact where I did some lovely site seeing on my own, photography (I think I'm becoming artistic...or just more nerdy), and people watching of course. Strolled through Queen Mary's gardens for a bit and then headed to the flat for dinner. I'm really awesome at making pasta by now, trust me.
Tuesday I had classes, which are going to be a lot of work, but I think worth it too. And uneventfully, I had to get groceries, so I didn't do something out of this world then, however, errands are always helpful.
Yesterday, however, was a great day. Not only did I finish another awesome day at work (day 2 done) but I stayed in my suit and headed back towards Enbankment to see a show as part of my theater class that I'm taking in London. Amazingly enough, (and for my camera too), it was Sunset along the Thames, and I got some more epic pictures (I know they're on their way mom...soon), and guess what else happened? Even before we walked into the National Theater, I'm taking photos along the railing of the beach, and low and behold, a movie crew is shooting a scene. I didn't realize it at the time, until I inquired later, but at the same time, I was probably an extra in a movie!!!! And guess who the actor was that was in it? Richard Bremmer. I didn't know it at the time, but turns out, that's the guy who plays Voldemort in the Harry Potter movies...crazy huh? Kelsey, you're probably really jealous by now, so I apologize, and unfortunately, I didn't get any photos with him, or of him, because he was acting in a show in the other theater near by, but I figured I'd mention it here anyways.
So then the play. (This is for mom especially) It was called "Some Trace of Her" and was an adaptation/impressions on Dostoevsky's "The Idiot" (some russian author's novel hehe). But the crazy thing was, it was in this very small black box theater, and on the stage, there were the actors, and a load of camera equipment, lights, microphones, and props. When the show started, not only were the actors below, doing scenes, and whatnot, but ALSO operated all of this equipment, which produced a movie, that was being shown, in live-time on a projector screen above them, that you watched. So it was a black and white movie (the play's a tragedy), that you watched all of the action as if you went to the big cinemas, but also a play. CRAZY!?!?!
Not only that, but the actors were incredible, the skill level was phenomenal, and though it was a grim show, I'm just blown away by the special effects, camera-work, and talent that I got to see. It probably doesn't sound like I'm actually doing much school stuff here, but trust me...the work is filled up during the day.
Anyways, I'm headed off to school to plan a trip with some flatmates and friends, I just finished doing my laundry in the bathtub, with hot tub jets on...yes, I am that Ghetto...and hopefully in the next few days I'll post some pics somehow so you can follow me around more! Thanks for tuning in and sorry I type so much...but once again, as the Brits say...Cheers!
Welcome!
Greetings! Welcome to my blog - its taken a shift from a personal travel blog of my excursions in Europe, to covering the "Great Tate Adventure" which is my family's version of a cross-country vacation. Hopefully Wally-World will be open!
Thursday, September 11, 2008
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dude you would be next to voldemort and not know it :) glad to hear you are having fun and seeing so much cool stuff. i can't wait to see your incredible artsy photos. i started hip hop class yesterday which is a good laugh for you i'm sure. miss you lots and we LOVE YOUUU!!!
~squirt
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