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"London is an island" -Tom Burrows
Having Kristy and Tom in London is a fantastic ending to my holiday. In fact, it feels like an entirely different trip in itself. Lying between them as they snore like truckers strangely reminds me of home and the hundreds of sleepovers that Kristy and I had growing up. I really missed her and our abundance …
Finals, finally
Just a half hour ago, I finished my final for my Arcadia class. I was extremely nervous going into it, though I feel that I did okay, pretty good actually. I guess it helped to have read every single piece of coursework that was handed to me and to have taken that class very seriously though I had a really …
London by Horse and Hack
... and their mounts are precisely arrayed for inspection by an officer and his aides. The top two finishers out of the squad of eleven will draw the best guard assignments so competition is fierce. The officer inspects the horse, the horse's tack, the trooper's boots and breastplate and, well, every inch of everything. There is much yelling of commands and stomping of boots, saluting and marching and stomping of hooves. It is very impressive to watch and we, this ...
London
... sure there is a tourist gift shop...but the building requires very little imagination to see Elizabethians piling in to see Wills latest creation....there was a girl...about 11 years old asking her mother why the gift shop sold skulls....I couldn't help myself and gave her a quick explanation of Hamlets "Alas poor Yorrick"....although her mother and grandmother thanked me profusely the little girls eyes were wide open and she may be explaining the event to a ...
A day with an artistic bent.
... Academy of the same name until our entire CD collection was stolen one year. Posters outside the church had advertised a concert for tonight. For just £15 we bought tickets and sat in a landmark 1730 classical church listening to a 12 piece string sinfonia play Vivaldi and Bach, including the familiar "Four Seasons - Spring". The encore for fun was a string version of "I Will Survive"! The feet were however, by then longing for their mocassins back in ...
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