And so, the time has come...

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reflections: corny

This will be my last blog post from Rhodes. I've opened and closed the blogger dashboard screen about twenty times in the last two days - I just can't seem to write anything - excellent timing on the writer's block, by the way.

I wanted to tell you all about this place and all about how much it's given me. Quite similar to Vern's wish-list post when he left, but I don't regret anything or not doing anything...
I wanted to tell you about how strangely appropriate it is that this town is full of jacaranda trees, even the trees are purple here at Rhodes - but without a photo I cannot do it justice. I wanted to post a pic of my shorter hair but that will have to wait until I'm home.

I love this place, and the last week has been a mixture of heaven and hell. I have my portfolio back now, and it's all over until I get my marks, which will be whenever the Journ department decides it's ok. They have finally paid me for the book project of Hades, which means that lunches are fancy and dinners are huge!

I want more memorabilia! I want to hug everyone a little tighter for the last time.

So it's goodbye to the place I've called home for 4 years. I've loved it. I think that everyone has the right to be nostalgic about their university or tertiary-type place, but I do believe that had I gone anywhere other than Rhodes, I would have missed out. The people are amazing, the place is just the right size, there's no pressure to be anyone other than yourself! I have truly met some unbelivable people the last four years and I can't bear the thought of never turning up my nose at res chicken again.
I will forever be proud of my purple university, and although I'm missing graduation, I will be back someday.

So it's goodbye *sniff* to this comfy little Elbow-Knee town, and *big breath* hello to real life, or so they say.

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