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Inglaterra
... o tempo todo que conhecia vários deles pelas revistas que ela e a Stella viam juntas.
Em vários momentos Bete ficou emocionada e dizia não estar acreditando que estava ali.
Paulo e Jesus precisaram contê-la em alguns momentos, pois ela queria passar a mão num tapete, num arranjo ou mesmo pegar uma flor do jardim.
Charlie, de forma elegante, falava com ela que ela poderia ser presa, mas ele não entendia e dizia em ...
BALLER!!
... 17!!! So it's only been half a lifetime ago that I was here. Back then I was less spacially aware so I didn't realize how close Big Ben is to Trafalger square. The wine bar George suggested is the oldest wine bar in London!! It was underground and reminded me of Prague as it has a portion of the bar that was literally like a wine seller, low ceilings and cave like. Complete with random drips of unknown substances which George jokingly said it was part of the spa ...
Day One!
Day One:
After celebrating a little too hard last night, I drove the journey from home to the Academy to meet the rest of the team feeling more hungover than planned. Upon arriving at RMAS, it was evident that one member who shall remain nameless (ahem *Creek*), had taken it upon themselves not to turn up. Our five-man team was now down to four. Regardless, we prepared ...
Yikes, tourists!
... interview was held in a pub near his church, with the Hungarian Grand Prix in the background. I hope that the recording came out well, as what Stephen had to say was fantastic. After we were finished I headed to the British Library for the third time. The library website said that the library was open on Sunday, with no special indications. Well, the building is open, but the Reading Rooms are not. What is the point of having the building open ...
London - The Finale
... just about a month ago!
We walked to Trafalgar Square from there and took some photos in front of the National Gallery. It was neat, they also had a big, digital sign in the square that had a countdown of when the 2012 Summer Olympics will begin in London.
From there, we walked over the Thames (right by the London Eye) and had a lovely lunch at an Italian place. Service was very slow, but we almost didn't mind too much because we ...