If I were to create a map of the places that I inhabit on a daily/weekly basis it would look like a toddler scribbled all over the paper. The fellowship had taken us to a variety of law firms that specialized in a variety of areas of law and were just as spread out in London. The family law firm we worked with was over an hour away from our residents and close to a beach while the insurance law firm we worked with on a different week was only a 10-minute walk away from our residence. The lines would all spread out all over London but would come back to the Tower Hill area.
My spheres before my experience are significantly less messy. It was all mainly focused on Florida State’s campus; between the dorm, the Union, Thagard, Strozier, and my classes. Everywhere I would go daily could be neatly organized in a small area as opposed to in London I was all spread out throughout the city. Previous to my experience I simply walked or drove my car maybe 15 minutes max. from campus. In London I walked 30 minutes from the residence, I took 15-minute tube rights (subway in America), I took 2-hour train rides, etc. it was all spread out. Towards the end of my fellowship, I definitely started missing the simple steps of walking to my car and driving off opposed to waiting on the sidelines for the tube with hundreds of people.
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