When I found out I'd got in, I felt a bit numb to be honest. I was soshocked. I thought okay, I'm going away for five months, and I won't seemy friends and family. I thought I needed to get my stuff in order.Looking back I wish I'd spent less time tying up loose ends and moretime learning things like how to start a fire and how to build ashelter.
I don't think things are that different now I am back because I seem tohave just slipped back into normal life. I thought it would be moredifficult, coming back after having completely different experience.
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