Milsoms Hotel Henley-on-Thames

Before we even get close to an airport, Sarah - being the drama queen that she is - announces that she has hurt her back. After no sympathy (oi! that was supposed to say much sympathy) things got underway. First stop was somewhere neither of us had been before, Terminal 5. It's modern, quite quiet, got some interesting shops and it's an airport. It is, of course, still part of Heathrow so we were 40 minutes late taking off ...

... if I haven't credited you with your name, but the strawberry mohito's were a bit divine - as was the wine - and I have forgotten! So I apologise in advance about that, but you can always send me an email and I will update it! They say the camera never lies, but I am sure some of you wish that it did ... like Hayden!!! (How was your head in the morning, young man?! Heh, heh!) At least I wasn't that bad! Enjoy the snaps! Sex Tours aka: Sidders Excursions)

... the rough. It makes the game a lot less challenging and some may think a little more boring. I had to wait on the second round as I had picked the Ladies Members day and so I had to schedule a 9:15 am second round even though I was ready at 8:20 am. In the delay I had my first English Breakfast. The sausage was delicious along with the poached egg, mushrooms and the fried toast with rashers. The baked tomatoes ...

... mine. But it'll do. Anyway - we're in London. It only took 10 hours. Woohoo!! And its exactly how I remember it. Cold, fast, and very dramatic - ideal for pictures. We got in around 12:30pm but didn't get to our hotel until 2:30. We had a little trouble with our hotel when we were trying to check in. It seemed as though there was some kind of mix up with regards to our reservation ...

... allez au musée d'Orsay, pensez à manger ailleurs, je suis sûre qu'il y a des restaurants tout autour. J'ai continué à visiter un peu après, mais mon dos me faisait encore plus mal que la veille. Au point que j'avais de la difficulté à marcher! (c'est une phrase agrammaticale, je sais! je sais!) Je suis donc retournée à l'auberge, de peine et de misère, et j'ai passé une bonne partie de la soirée sur l'Internet. 20 août 2007: Je me suis levée de bonne heure, j'ai terminé de faire mon sac ...

... I remember wishing i could stay awake to enjoy the amenities associated with international flying. I woke up once to the smell of a keylime cheesecake sitting on my tray. So, of course I ate it...and was out again until we touched down in Heathrow Airport.


"Month first, then day." "Look right, then left." "Take away, not take out." ....ok, so it took a couple of days to adjust, but i'm ...

... to be chimed in, thank the lord for Sarah's Vodka Coke ;-) HAPPY NEW YEAR whoo hoo, fab fireworks. Then began 2 hour trek back via Simon Anstell of pop world and never mind the buzzcocks fame, Aimee got bonus points for brushing against him. Discussed New Years resolutions on way back, I made 2, Sarah made 1 in the land of nod. New Years day - After lie in went and sussed out Heathrow Express and did our first London cache thanks Paddington Bear. Then nipped to ...

... at the moment we are 19 but at pogo we will meet a lot of other ppl as well. i ate a lot! 2 punk burgers main and one lasagna and one milk shake. i also payd a lot. after it we started to figure out who sleep where. so we took a bounch of subays and busses to find a place for everyone. at the first house at the beginning nobody answered but after few trying someone at the end open the door even if they ...

... with buy $15 worth of lollies that would make us sick every day after. The last few days were spent at Tims house and it was great getting to see the place he grew up and all the baby photos! Had such a wonderful time but on Saturday it was time to go to Split in Croatia and then on to Medugorje in Bosnia Hercegovina. Sorry, this is a very rushed entry but its time to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. Hope you're well. Love Lou

Today we managed to sleep in a little bit. It was cloudy, but not raining, when we got up (there was a significant chance rain in the weather forecast that we saw) so we decided to try for indoor attractions. Since it wasn't actually raining, we decided to walk to the British Museum. On the Westminster Bridge, we were held up by the filming of a movie (we were told that it'll be called The Flood). They made us and many others wait for them to shoot a ...