Holiday Inn Maidstone Sevenoaks

... on the stops. i got to king's cross just after 10am this past monday. after settling in and a substantial lunch of pasta al fourni made by alessandra (my friend, who i know from ulpan last year), her boyfriend ted took me on a bike tour. bicycling in london is not as frightening as i thought it might be...despite nearly being run off the road by a bus. in less that 3 hours i saw parliament, the national theatre, the tate modern, the city, st. paul's, aldwych ...

... hit by a wave of exhaustion that mixed with a weird time travel/surreal feeling I couldn't place. 2009 had arrived and I was in England. The first moments of my year would be spent there. It made me wonder how many more of the moments, holidays, and events that until then had been spent with my family and friends at home, would be spent in strange places, in new "homes".<br><br>Our first day in England we took a train into London. My ears were ...

... and will probly have computer access on October 23rd Sunday. I hope to get on before that but dont know for sure. Anyway Yesterday Saturday was quite interesting. I got lost attempting to find the bus station in Edinburgh and just barely made it thier in time to catch my bus at 10:00am. I did make it with about 10 minutes to spare which was good. I then settled down for the long bus ride about 9 and ...

The first thing it to get a new lighter socket working, either down to the scrappy or more likely just rip the old socket out and splice in a new one left dangling. <br> accessory splitter - for the fridges and stuff ...

... is able to travel all day using the trains, buses, and underground rails for just a pound each day. Whats better is that she pays child admission for all the lovely tourist attractions, as well. We got to Central London by bus and train. It was a little confusing at first, and we tried to pay attention to everything around us so we could get around independently. We quickly browsed through a couple art galleries (which are all free admission by the way) Soon, Yasmin ...

... brief history of Guy Falk's flawed attempt to blow up the British Parliament and a detailed account of his execution by means of draw and quartering which was Briton's favourite punishment for treason against his majesty the King, it was a pretty ghastly way to go. I then made my way to the most famous of all London's landmarks; the world heritage listed Tower of London. The tower's moat has now been drained of its water though one must still pass through its gatehouse ...

... 50 and buy a souvenir for myself. I'm really looking forward to seeing Harry, Tom and Joanna. I am looking forward to the hotel and swimming pool. I don't think that I will stay awake on the plane ...

... a few rather spontaneous visits which were very welcome. My best friend Marnie flew over rather abruptly when her mom came on a business trip, although they weren't staying in London exactly, large amounts of effort were put forth on both parts and we managed to spend the better part of a week together, including a day trip to the beautiful city of Bath, a rather interesting night on the town wandering though an underground rail station fashioned into a ...

... up with him. Life is wierd like that. You never know which way it will go. I was quite upset, but now I can see that it will lead to better things for me. I hope to find a cool job soon, but I start at Haiku, London today. I hope that goes well. Life is real strange and suprising. I hope that I don't get too many more...for a while, unless it's good.

... my grandmother is from Widness, and all the in between part is complicated..even with that murky relationship he opened his door wide to me in Weybridge and I had a wonderful time! I was also lucky enough to meet up with Phil and Laura whom I met on the India trip. Phil took me all around on Saturday, Henley, Windsor...Ian and Helen took me to Hampton Court and ...