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Our adventures end in London
We arrived into London a lot later than expected as our plane was delayed due to heavy fog (fog has followed us from Vienna!). The flight was surprisingly good and it was the first flight in years where I didnt have drugs and wasn't having a mental breakdown; being forced into so many flights on this trip has got me on the road to curing my fear of flying! Woohoo. When we finally got into London we were all abit pekish so popped out for a quick burger bite ...
London Calling....
... that night that no matter what country a person was from, everyone and we mean everyone, loves Usain Bolt! After most of the events were done that night we made our way by bus back to our flat around one in the morning, excited about another day in London!
Monday, August 6th, was somewhat of a bittersweet day since it would have been Karen's birthday and it was the one year anniversary since we spread her ashes. But just as his mom raised him, Todd remained strong, ...
Olympics Mano a Mano sports
... of 64 all the way down through the quarter finals. This rapid elimination of the athletes was accomplished by holding four concurrent duels. If neither fencer can inflict fifteen touches (i.e., “stabs’) on her opponent with a given period of time the winner is the person with the most touches up to that point. Many of these duels were over in ...
Good love is contagious
The hostel cleaner is a man from *****ia. He's a priest who had to travel here to support his growing family. Upon seeing me, he asked me if I was 16. I laughed, "20, but I'm flattered." "Will you marry my son?" he asked eagerly. "I can tell already you'd make a him a great wife."
A shocking AM proposal that I gracefully declined. He laughed heartily. "Worth a try," he winked.
We ...
Open-top bus tour
... awesome. The London Eye seems to hold my attention the most; I couldn't wait to ride it. And finally, there's Big Ben! Oh, I've been looking forward to this too. It really is so beautiful.
Once we got off the ferry, we walked over to Big Ben, admiring the famous landmark. These things truly are so much more stunning in person. We stared at Westminster Abbey for a while too, before crossing Westminster Bridge towards the London Eye. We were both really excited about this ...
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