Thanks again, Juliana. I've heard it's a common fear as well - it's good to know I'm not alone!

Thanks, I hope so. (I managed to find a timetable...it doesn't make that much sense to me, but if I'm reading it right it looks like I'm going to end up either half an hour early or 15 minutes late to my lesson...great. ) I'd be very nervous about taking the subway as well, I've taken the tube in London a few times with my parents and it seems very confusing! That's good you were fine with it once you got used to it.

That's true...and like I've said before, I do need to get used to this.

Will do!

P.S I haven't, unfortunately - I'm quite a recent fan (only within the last year or so), and I was a bit young for their shows when they were at their most popular. I have seen videos of their concerts, though, and they look amazing! I'd love to go to one.

P.P.S Being able to laugh at yourself is a very good quality! Don't think I'd manage. My therapist told has told me he's given people with social anxiety tasks like standing under a clock and asking for the time, to show that it's ok to look stupid and people don't mind. It's a good idea, but it's not something I'd do myself if I had the choice!