Tag: food

A photo of Maggie and Olivia standing in front of the Eiffel Tower.

Un Voyage à Paris

Hello, Blog! Wait…actually…bonjour? This week so far has been FABULOUS and so full of new experiences and phenomenal food. On Friday after class, I met up with my sister, Olivia, who had just flown from Brooklyn, New York to London for our ten-day-double-birthday-Europe-extravaganza. We went back to my flat, packed our bags, and headed over to St. Pancras International to…

Vyara standing by her poster which is entitled "Characterization and optimization of p-Terphenyl (pTP) wavelength shifting coatings for photo detection systems in liquid argon neutrino detectors."

Good food, interesting science

I feel like something most college students across the country would agree on is that good food in college tastes even better when it’s also free. There’s just nothing like being offered free food at events. This past week, my friends, most of whom are from similar-ish cultural backgrounds as me, and I had an event through Wellesley’s Orthodox Christian…

Maggie's friend Adriana looking at an exhibit in the British Museum.

Halloween in Hampstead

Hello, Blog! I can’t believe we’re already nearly halfway through November! You know what they say: time flies when you’re in another country. This was another special week because I got to spend some more time with my friend from Wellesley, Adriana! She’s currently studying in Bath and took the train over so I could show her a little around…

A plate full of seafood paella.

Feeling 22 (Tapas Edition)

Greetings my lovely readers! I hope y’all are feeling rejuvenated and had a chill week so far…. Mine has been kinda hectic, not gonna lie. So technically, I have actually only had 4 days of the week since we had our annual Tanner Conference that we have every year, and classes were cancelled for it. It was a really great…

The clocktower, Big Ben

Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins in Europe

Hello, Blog! I am glad to say I have another week in London under my belt, and this week was especially thrilling because my parents visited me! Although I arrived in this country alone and have spent a couple of weeks gaining independence and officially entering adulthood, nothing made me happier than to know that my parents were coming to…

A red, double-decker bus driving down a road.

London Might Be My Cup of Tea

Hello Blog! My name is Maggie Jenkins, and I am currently a junior at Wellesley. At the moment, however, I am not writing from our small Massachusettsian campus, but rather from my small flat in London, England. As a result of months of meticulous planning and a decent amount of self-prescribed British telly, I am spending my fall semester studying…

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