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Short break with the Royals, Smyths and Tinky
As I returned from Hilo, Hawaii, I stayed in New Jersey for three days. During those three days I packed and partied in New York City with total strangers I just met at the airport. Well not the packing part =)
At the airport I met a guy who was returning back from Panama and on his way to go and visit his friend who was a firefighter in NY. I told him I was heading out to NYC over the next two days to say goodbye and well leave in style so to ...
West End Girls
... Peeve for the day (#4): Apparently the new style for women is to wear tights instead of leggings, which are already a poor alternative to jeans in this cold winter weather. Are these chics immune to frigid temperatures? If so, how can I develop that defense mechanism because I'd like to be fashionable without acquiring hypothermia. (By the way, I may be exaggerating a little when I say "frigid" but it's chilly nonetheless). That concludes my blog entry for the ...
Snow, Mr Dublin and Piccadilly Street
... glass collection point, arousing disgust in the glass-runner who scoffed at us and wondered where we'd drifted in from when it became apparent we weren't locals. We weren't sure if she came to that conclusion because of the jagerbombs we were necking, or whether it was the sight of me stuffing Christmas tree baubles into my bag. Perhaps a bit of both? Either way we decided it was time to move on before we were moved on, and so we set off in search of another ...
London Eye
... happy to sit down on a bench and let my feet rest for a bit. I really liked this park because it had lots of elegant flower beds. My favourite part of this park was a path adorned with overhanging vines supported by a metal archway. So gorgeous! I want to have one! It's so peaceful and beautiful walking through a hall made entirely from green plants. The path leads to a river where people were feeding ducks and having pic niks. Past the river was Diana's memorial. ...



