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~Yellow, to all my friends~ Well I can laugh about it now but, when we got off the plane in Philly we were in gate F39 and we needed to be at gate A25 in 20 min. so we took the tram but when we got of we heard the last call for OUR flight! I looked at my dad and started to run...My dad yelled as he ran "Morganne ...

Yes that star date is accurate in case you're wondering, I actually googled the Star Trek Star Date converter online, just because whenever I say Status Report I can't but help think of Captain Jean-Luc Picard asking for a Status Report. And he's only the 3rd best captain ever, behind Benjamin Sisko and Kirk. I know Kirk is a little old so some of you may think I'm delusional but I have to get this rant off my chest once and for all. Let's compare resumes here shall we ...

... the rest of London was not too far away, so I'd just spend days wandering along the Thames and exploring the various sights. There were Christmas markets on the river, and the ever-gorgeous food markets at the end of London Bridge, which meant that I always had fantastic ways to spend money. Mark arrived about a week after me, and we walked around together along the river and saw all the beautiful buildings and lovely places. One day we set out, determined ...

Hey everybody!!!  Sorry its been so long since I updated, but I have been seriously busy since getting back from Ireland what with finals coming up and papers and such to write!  I have zero free time!  Anyway, since after Berlin we had to get ready to leave fro London.  That meant finishing all my work for Wednesday and then packing and everything, so it was a little stressful to say the least.   On Thursday Nov. 20th we left for London, a whole 2 busloads of us ...

... place we decided to visit before heading back to Toulouse was The British Museum. After seeing what seemed like 50 museums over the course of the summer I was not too sure I wanted to spend our last day in another museum. However, Brian was persistent and the museum was definitely worth it. The British Museum holds a collection of art and antiquities from ancient and living cultures. The collection is one of the finest in existence, spanning ...

... It was so nice of them! And what would have been even better, is that I almost got real fireworks! Christian had decided to try to give me a 4th of July celebration so he helped get burgers on the menu, and almost pulled off fireworks. He had ordered the fireworks and they were ready to pick up in town! He was going to have someone on the Plumpton College staff get them. It turns out at the last ...

... this city- 2 American dollars to every pound... you do the math) theatre tickets, salivated over theatres, ate roast chicken, had pint of Fosters, walked from Leicester Square through St James Park across to the War Cabinet, down to Parlaiment, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and London Eye, rode tube back, attempted to write clever blog, failed miserably, and passed out on flimsy hostel matress. More to come. ZZZZZzzzzzzZZZZZZZzzzzzZZZZ

... around their village, where the local pub is, and many of the other things they had spoken of in our many days of chilling in Malawi. It was cool to kinda relive our Africa time with our buddies! Early the next morning we got a lift from Adam's brother to the airport, for our last leg, the flight home to Toronto.

Leah / Greg Woke up this morning and guess what... it was raining. Stayed in the tent for as long as we could before nature and check out called. We packed up in the rain which meant that not only did the tent go from weighing 2.1kgs to 5kgs all our bags and stuff got wet. Had a shower to dry out (ironic!?!) and headed into town to have a bite to eat and catch our 1:45 bus. It was still raining when we got there and we were told that the bus would ...

... from Chester could board the train was full to capacity. I managed to get into the last compartment of the train before the doors closed; I moved my suitcase into the luggage hold and looked down the aisle in the seated train compartment and saw people standing in the aisles. There were ten of us standing/leaning/sitting in the luggage hold for the entire 2-some hour windowless trip to ...