Bridgestreet At Liverpool One

... and thats for every flight. So we had to come up with a cunning plan. We are using a courier to send a case over to Singapore to our hotel ready for our cruise. It may seem like a lot of messing around but this is our holiday of a life time and we want to take suits and dresses we have bought for the cruise and have room for a few (very few say's Tony) momentos to ...

... or I will no doubt be sick (again)!

I will add some photo's when I arrive on the isle of Tasmania, and I will write again once I am over the jet lag.

Goodbye for now my lovely friends and family.. see you all in 6 months or so!! Love Julia x x x

... of the Beatles' solo careers after they slit up. After entertaining ourselves in the children's section for a while, we decided we had to leave Beatlesland for a bit and see what the rest of Liverpool had to offer. It was an absolutely beautiful day and I can't describe how happy I was to be by the ocean again. It reminded me a bit of a smaller, older, British Boston and we spent some time walking around the different docks thinking about the history that happened ...

... to the hotel for drinks, this time in Bar Four, where I had an amazing cocktail called "Honey Can't Buy Me Love", made with honey vodka, milk chocolate liqueur, double cream, egg white, and some other lovely stuff. I tried to drink it slowly but it was REALLY good. As it was Saturday night, it was really crowded inside the bar and in all of the restaurants. We didn't eat dinner until 9.45 pm! The hotel sent us to a nice italian restaurant called Piccolino's, where we ...

... seeing the family again and spending time with little Kiera as we missed her birth by hours before we left for USA. No strings attached to us this time on travelling which i hope will make it even better than before. Keep you updated with our travels as we go. Whooooopppppeeeee.

... enjoy early beers to get ready before the game. We then joined Anfield Road two hours before the game, to get some impressions of the pre-match athmosphere. Well except the wrong team choice (at least for me), everything was great, loud and nice athmosphere in all the crowded pubs around the stadium, plenty to cheers for (Liverpool was playing Reading), and great beer available everywhere.

The stadium itself is amazingly situated, its ...

... ass" We hailed a cab from the Docks and went direct to Sandon pub ( http://www.citikey.com/business/1047759 1 ) 178-182 Oakfield Road. "THE SANDON PUB" The game would start at 6.45 pm and there was a demostration for LFC manager Rafael "Rafa" Benitez at 6:30 pm, starting at the Sandon pub. Support "Rafa" so he won't lose his job at LFC. "LFC needs Rafa and Rafa ...

... in my hang luggage. "no" I said to him, "yes you have", "No, I have these sandwiches" (gesticulating to my bacon sandwiches which i was looking forward to on the flight) "no you have cans". Eventually he gave in, after emptying my bag, that I infact did not have a can.

... North Wales, about 3 hours from Leeds. So Katie decided to go and take a picture for her grandmother and basically be the only family member to ever see the grave. Liverpool was a long the way and there's some really decent art galleries and the like so we went there first and stayed the night in the coziest little hostel with fireplaces and a brick kitchen and a sitting room with a bunch of Victorian-like furniture, including ...

John took me to Blackpool. He may have wanted to show me a UK beach resort. The street along the beach was full of decorations. I took a picture of his profile in the car. It was just a memory of Blackpool. We were on the way from Preston, where we met his old friend, and John talked about the word "love", because people there used "love" meaning "you" very often, when they talk to someone, like "Good morning, love!". That sounded awkward to him.