Goodbye British Isles, Hello Discovery

The coach for Berlin leaves tomorrow morning.

As some of you may know, this trip is my first abroad. Excitement is to be expected.

I've got everything I need and I'm getting my music collection together for the trip as I speak. Packing next, then sleep and an early start tomorrow. 6:30am should be early enough to avoid people traffic in my house in the morning. :D

Nathan, GS8-1 member Matt (who I spoke to yesterday) and myself will surely have a great time. I expect most of you GS8 people to save their pennies for the possible trip to Japan in the future. I don't want to be the only one who saves up and doesn't have the opportunity to go because nobody else can. A trip to Japan would be AMAZING. Think about it.

To all members of GS8, try your best, and have fun in class.

:D

Auf Wiedersehen.

After Hours Gaming - Success!

Yesterday's event was very interesting, with a bit of a shaky start after I found out that the Atrium is now non-existent. I soon sorted it out though with help from Les, the Technician and other staff at Confetti, as well as the fellow gamers. We managed to book out S205 upstairs at the last minute and we got the console and all of the necessary cables, so we were ready to play.

GS8-1 and GS8-2 united once again, with Calum/Callum from First Diploma Media. The GS8-1 members were quiet at first but we were all chatting nicely at the end of the night.

We played Soul Calibre for half an hour, but Halo 3 for the rest of the night. "Hammer-Time" was a major highlight of the night, but so many funny things happened that I can't possibly mention them all.

I strongly recommend that the rest of GS8 join in next Wednesday, with Bob leading the group while Nate and myself are in Berlin (hopefully if it's not too snowy to travel).