I’ve often looked at Gingerline experiences and wanted to go but have never actually gotten round to it. The story of my life!
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So, when the Faculty of Eatucation returned for a Summer School season I was pretty excited. I know right, who’d ever have thought I’d be excited to return to school?
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Our seats were already assigned when we arrived and all the tables were named after types of potato. We were on the Desiree table along with eight other excited students.
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We had a full timetable and when class was in session it was important to listen. The high-tech gadgetry they have available now is so beyond what I had in school. From growing meals in Petri dishes to using brain power to work ovens. It was more than I could ever imagine.
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With the ability to earn house points at every turn, the prefect in me soon showed herself. Throwing out answers with pure abandon. We did well and placed a solid second out of seven tables.
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The department of barmaceuticals is definitely something I could get involved with. I feel like this is a career avenue I’d have loved to pursue if it was offered to me in university. Although, come to think of it, unofficially I probably did! Anyway, here they had a huge selection of gins that I never quite made my way through but I’ll definitely be back to finish them off.
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All in all the food was great, the gin was plentiful and the night was a lot of fun. If you’re willing to throw yourself in wholeheartedly, you’ll get so much more out of a night with The Gingerline crew than if you just want to sit passively and watch it all go on.
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I encourage you to throw caution to the wind and get involved. I promise it’ll be a lot of fun.
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*I was invited to The Faculty of Eatucation for review purposes along with Love Pop Ups London. As always though, all thoughts and words are my own.
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