In this vlog, I’m taking you through two real days in my life studying abroad in London—like the actual rhythm of it, not just the highlight reel. I start with a super slow morning (remote internship day), making an iced coffee and breakfast, then I try to get my life together with a checklist: internship work, homework, grocery shopping (because somehow I skipped the entire produce section the day before), a program-wide meeting, and then the gym. I also show you a little grocery haul and the random chaos of London life—like casually walking past what looks like a Warner Brothers movie set right by our flat. The next day is a full class day: psychology (with a lecture + museum outing) and film. It’s cloudy again (very London of her), I’m running around with my trench coat and umbrella, and I’m trying to romanticize it even when I’m tired and forgot my camera batteries. But the biggest “real” part of this video is me talking honestly about what people don’t always say about studying abroad: it can be the best time ever and still be hard. Being away from family and friends can feel weird and isolating sometimes, and homesickness is normal—even when you’re having so much fun and falling in love with the experience at the same time.