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Over the course of all my house searching, I also ran into a wedding at a nearby cathedral. It was beautiful, but I had to laugh at the groomsmen wearing kilts.
You might (but probably won't) recognize the cathedral as the one with the heart-shaped bricks directly outside. I recall spitting in the heart bringing luck (or something like that) - maybe one of the other EuroTripOhSeven'ers can explain in a comment. I didn't spit in it again this time - for gosh sakes there was a wedding, people!
I also took a walk through the Meadows - a fairly large park system where there are a bunch of football / frisbee games to be played. I'm looking forward to playing some pick-up when I go back this weekend.
In other news, I started class this past week. I don't think there is a single Scot in the entire class of approx. 20 masters students. I met people from France, Poland, and Germany. Also, in my guest house, I met people from Japan and Kazakhstan (funny story, the guy from Kazakhstan asked if I had ever heard of his country before and I couldn't lie - needless to say, he didn't like Borat, and he wanted to make sure I knew it was a joke).
In the meantime, I hope everyone back home manages to stay dry and cheer a little extra for the Phil's the Eagles and the Flyers for me!! Miss you all.

2 comments:
I realized after I posted that "The Writer's Museum" shows up in the google map (rather than "Lady Stair's Close"). Lady Stair's Close opens up into a beautiful courtyard, the most notable building in the courtyard being the Writer's Museum, but inside that courtyard is also the door to my flat.
Hope I didn't confuse anyone too much!
The Phils clinched the NL east yesterday!
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