Scotland: Where plaster is not for the wall, haggis is legal and real men wear skirts.

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The big move is coming up.
Not sure how I feel.
It is a combination of being so excited I could pee myself (only a bit) and a tiny bit terrified.
Rare for me, I know. But before I tuck my tail I keep thinking about how this is exactly what I wanted.
In 8 weeks I will be in Scotland, living in a flat with one of my best friends (that I will actually be paying for)
And attending graduate school classes and playing rugby.
Might not seem like much to most people, but I call it "blessed"

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