It’s hard to believe that the whole trip to London is already over. I still remember the super long walking tour seemed never to end, but now I’m already back to school again. I think this trip is a good relief for me from school work, and it allowed me to see some of the most historic and famous sights. There are many differences between London and Columbus. For instance, in London, drivers drive extremely fast, and everything seemed to blend together, while in Columbus, the cars move in a much slower pace. Moreover, Columbus feels like a more peaceful living space where you can slow down and enjoy more of your life, which is different from what I experienced on the tip, which was constant traveling within compressed time. The most important thing I learned from this trip is to get to people as early as possible start from the beginning of the semester. Throughout the semester, I was caught up with school work, but I have no complaints because I made such choice myself, but I should have still tried to be more active to talk to people more and get to know them better. However, I think I still enjoyed the trip with many people; I can feel their enthusiasm towards the trip and friendliness to me. I had lots of fun just by listening to their conversations. I think from now on, I will open up more and communicate with people more.