Celtic Hotel London

Hi guys,

Leaving London today for Thailand and Bhutan.

It has been pretty hectic trying to sort everything out, with parties and weddings but I will let you all know how everything is later.

Thank you to all my dear and lovely friends for my surprise leaving do, I will try to keep you guys updated as much ...

... the upper rooms that we pleaded for help. I asked the receptionist to call them and although he said he would, I don’t know how much they listened to him. I wanted to leave the hotel and ignore the money I paid.



There was no air conditioning in the rooms, and the room had a wall to wall carpet. It was quite hot during the day ...

... activities can improve mental wellbeing, much as eating fruit and vegetables enhances physical health, according to Foresight, the government think-tank. Its Mental Capital and Wellbeing report, which was compiled by more than 400 scientists, proposes a campaign modelled on the nutrition initiative, to encourage behaviour that will make people feel better about themselves. People should try to connect with others, to be active, to take notice of their ...

Wednesday we went to the National Gallery for my class. I am really enjoying it and they way my prof teaches. I also spent Wednesday doing laundry and cleaning my room. For an activity, they had evceryone meet in Hyde Park to hang out and listen to the Jack Johnson concert that was being played at the venue in the park. Nikki, Becca, and I got some cupcakes from a nearby bakery, and had a picnic of sorts on the grass. You cold hear the music really well from where we were ...

... my initial plan had me being at home today, discard stuff from London into laundry and pack anew for China. As the plan had changed and I was still in England, I was suddenly in a situation where I had no clean T-shirts, socks and undies. So I had to buy some. "Marks & Spencer's" served the purpose. Fortunately, in the street I saw an advertisement for a photo shop. As I knew that, the way things looked now, I would need some photos on Monday, I decided to take care of it, as well. In ...

... after seeing its outrageous prices. The prices were displayed close to home prices with a combo meal costing around 5.5. But this was in pounds which meant at the current exchange rate, it's over $12. This immediately annihilated my hope to attend London Business School or ever living in London. I mean, how do people survive here? Realizing painful reality of not even being able to afford Burger King, we bought some bread and cheese spread at ...

... as I hated paying the extra money for another bus, we got to the airport eventually and with plenty of time to spare as we weren't flying out until early the morning of June 21st. We were pleasently surprised to find somewhere between 600-1000 people doing the same thing as us - sleeping at the airport. And not just in chairs but in every ...