Heaven London

... Most Expensive place to Stay 1. China, Beijing - The Peninsula Palace Hotel - £xxxxxxxxxxxper night (it was Adrians birthday) - Heaven, particularly the foreign food, when you have been living on cabbage, rice and pig innards for a few months. ...

... floor and their BBC "Apprentice" is Donald Trump Free. The history that goes along with that word: "British". As our London Eye host correctly pointed out, people often mistakenly compare London with New York City. They are mistaken in such a ...

... home makes nicer take away. Megan did find a shop up the road called ASDA. They sell absolutely everything so she was in retail heaven. Continuing to look for work we did setup a bank account with HSBC. Getting a bank account in the UK is almost ...

... belief. The statue of a young girl kneeling down, her hands gracefully cusped upon her lap, her face tilted toward Heaven in complete meditation, contemplation yet filled of sorrow. Like wee keepers of the graves, the squirrels jumped from headstone ...

... , and as much as we enjoy the sun and the sea, we decided against it and settled for another 6 months here in London.    Not only is it financially advantageous for us to stay in London, but also more 'animated'.  Mallorca had been ...

... the foreign tongue! 7. God cannot help with relieving the pain of stomach cramps. Trust me 8. McDonalds = Toilet Heaven, Lonely Planet = Bible, Locals = The best source of information 9. Qantas and British Airways do not condemn bartering ...

... blue on our pillows, which turned out to be their e x c r e m e n t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God almighty in the high kingdom of heaven, the Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph, with all the apostles and the prophets, the saints and the sinners, please don't let ...

... good times. If you read these stories and they send shivers of horror up your spine and make your concrete office seem like heaven, then budget travelling just isn't for you. Even so I really hope that you might still feel inspired to call a "Time ...

... baptised in St Mary-Le Bow. The crypt of the church was slightly interesting. After walking through what the guidebook described as London's famous and ancient meat markets we lunched at the Bishop's Finger pub where we met a girl from New Zealand and ...

... and as I tucked into my delicious lamb baguette I had my glass of beer continuously topped up by a lovely stewardess...I was in heaven! Needless to say I didn't sleep much for fear of missing out on freebies.  As a result I watched several films ...