Dolphin House London

... cheap. Oh well, live and learn.

Having a minor moment of uncertainty of how far in advance I need to book the Inca Trail as clearly theres a lot to be seen and done between Guatemala and Peru and who knows how long that will take and lets be fair I have no idea when I might be in Peru, but as we say outside Anfield when touting for tickets "it will all become clear". Any tips ...

... a place that served fresh sandwiches and
decided that what I wanted. After lunch I did more walking and ended
up at Buckingham palace. Snapped a few pictures and went on to another
beautiful park. I can't believe how many large parks there are in
London.

At 5pm I met up with Jo who was the Austrailian girl that i had met my
first day in Barcelona. We had drinks and talked about our trips so
far. Jo is living in london ...

... the first place we headed was Show Court 3. The reason is Courts 3, 4 and 18 are the Show Courts which have important games where Seeded players would play other than Centre, 1 or 2, which you have to pay extra money to get onto.

We scored some fantastic seats to on the Show Court 3 stands. Problem was there was an hour and a half of burning sun over us before the first match would kick off – Jelena Jankovic vs Melanie Oudin. However from our spot ...

... a handful of survivors at the Bulge and was folded into the 504th.

Robert Herriot: Robert is from Friendship, WI. Robert fought with 327th Glider Regiment of the 101st. Robert's glider pilot and co-pilot were killed by shrapnel in the landing at Normandy and Robert had to land the glider. He was able to bring it down and landed it tail up in a ditch. All his men got out unharmed.

Howard Huebner: Howard is also from Florida and fought with the 507th and the 505th ...

... Jasmine saying she got too lost and had gone home. Then
there were three.

We went to the main room downstairs dance floor.
There was this Brazillian DJ playing, he was the bollocks (really
****ing good), and seeing as he had one of the best sound systems I
have ever heard at his disposal we stayed there for a long time.

At
about 5.30 am the crowed was thinning out. Still busy, but not packed.
The MC picked up a microphone and said “You all ...

After arriving at Terminal 5 with Tanjas mum Renate and My Parents Janet and Melvyn, we had one last meal together and checked in our bags after already selecting our seats on the plane 24 hours before. We then left them to go through security and first stop was buzzers, supervisers being called over and our two hand luggage bags being put to one side to be searched! we went through every item in the bag and it all got emptied out into trays and ...

... this facility building and, if you don't know why, you don't know me very well. That came before taking our first excursion outside of our central London cocoon that afternoon to the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, just a few miles east. That trip was a great treat, getting to see the famous Prime Meridian which, as you should all know, divides the eastern and western hemispheres of the earth and is situated at zero degrees longitude. It is ...

... to you while you have other plans"? John Lennon? Paul McCartney? One of the two, in any case. Whoever it was, he was right on the spot with what happened to me. Flight ticket to Guangzhou, bought a long time ago, in effect was now wasted. But it was just a beginning. First off, I had to now chase provisional documents in London which would enable me to return home. Then I had to book new flight ticket to Croatia. At this time of year it was an open question what date I would get it ...

I had 12 hours to kill in between my arrival in London and my flight out to Spain. I was so exhausted by the time I got into Heathrow, all I had energy for was people watching... wait... not even people watching, I couldnīt hold my head up. I ended up shoe watching. Thatīs fine with me though. I love shoes and they have a lot of shoes Iīve never seen before in the U.K. How I want to buy them all. I ...

... It was a truly memorable concert, as Muse were at there very best. That wrapped up the weekend in London, and Monday began a week of dreaded interviews. I had two in London although I did not even want to work in London. I thought the interview experience would do me good if nothing else. So I went to the two interviews on Tuesday, one in Kent, and one in Cockfosters. I was struggling to get out of holiday mode to be honest. But it was all promising. I had more interviews set ...