How likely is it that people eat quesodillas in England?

I finally created a summer-y to do list so that I do not spend all my free monthes working and watching Office reruns. Some of these wonderful things include-

1. Saving up for this little place known as England.

I got accepted into the study abroad program in England and now I just have to anxiously await to see which school they are going to actually place me in. My first choice is University of East Anglia. I.really.want.to.go.to.East.Anglia. It's beautiful and the classes sound outrageously fantastic.
This is what the dorms look like!:


2. Je ne veux pas oublier comment parler du français!!

I need to watch more french films so that I won't get into french4 next quarter and be like: "Que???" I watched Volver starring Penelope Cruz the other night and loved it. It was in spanish, which was great, but that didn't really help in the french department.

3. Disneyland, I need to see you!!!

My brothers and I are trying to plan a three day trip to Disneyland. We used to go every summer and apparantly everyone who is someone has a year round pass. Not me ]: But I will somehow get there before going back to school!

4. I think if I can keep a fish alive, a plant would not be all that difficult

I desperatly want to have multiple potted plants and I don't quite know why. My cousin is currently growing vegetables and my grandma plants tomatos...as the only vegetarian in my family, I really think I should be leading this garden nonsense.

5. My next obsession??? We'll see!

I plan to watch all the Star Wars films because I have yet to watch any of them. Which I realize is embarrasing since I am discovering just how many people live for that shit. I guess I have spent toooo much time loving Harry Potter (HP7 will be filming while I am over in England during spring!!!!!!)