The Lodge Welwyn Welwyn Garden City

... were all sitting around in the staff room when the puppy who is probably a little smaller than my foot steals my thong and runs off with it. I don't know how it managed it as the thong compared to her tiny body was huge!!!! My swimmers arrived in the mail earlier on in the week enabling me to start some exercise YAY! Yesterday Hannah and i went for a run around the cross-country track it was freezing by the end of ...

... tours are my favourite way to experience a city. This same company has tours in several other cities we're visiting, including Amsterdam next, and we'll definitely be doing them. As this one worked on a tips basis, I wanted to give him about 7 pounds for the 2.5 hours, but all I had was a 10-pound note and felt rude asking for change, so I gave him the equivalent of $25. I still think it was worth it at this price.<br><br><br><br><br><br> Imperial War Rooms and ...

... Illinois peers who now study there :) The play was spectacular. We had such a wonderful time. We plan to come back and catch Merry Wives of Windsor, or perhaps even one of my personal favorite: King Lear, or Midsummer Night's Dream. Alas, there is no Romeo and Juliet playing this season...but I have a strong feeling I will be back in London eventually...so I'm not so worried. It only rained for bits of the morning, but even then the sun came right ...

We decided to go for a drink with Melissa and so called Neil at the last minute and we all headed in to Hertford for a few drinks it was really nice to see Neil and catch up as he had missed our earlier drinks due to a last minute emergency. Dennis and Jeannette came up for the night on the Saturday night to help me celebrate my ...

Welcome to our trip blog. We are planning to travel Europe the old fashioned way - by car for 90 days during the Spring and Summer of 2008. To keep the cost down we will be camping. So to do this we had to completely kit ourselves out with a tent, airbed, cooker etc etc, but Simon wanted to add some activities into our trip so we have bought two bikes and two inflatable canoes and paddles. We intend to Canoe the Med, Croatia, Venice and Germany ...

... guys who are so too: a Brazillian called Tony, with whom I can communicate and work well thus I believe we could be getting on pretty well, there's a shy and quiet Polish bloke Maurycy who's restricting himself to speaking Polish as much as he can but he's friendly and a hard worker, finally there's a black French guy named Orlan who has said it's (the kitchen job at ...

... named Turil from Canada. St. Paul's Cathedral was ok, beautiful but smaller than i thought it would be like i thought Big Ben would be a lot bigger in real life. The tube is fun and a very efficient way to get around London. The pubs are great, not crowded and loud like the bars back home because there are pubs every 20 feet or so it seems like, they are all very chill and relaxing.

... Park. The uniform follows traditional English uniform, the designs date back to when the school was founded in the 1600s. The boys were brown knickers, a yellow tie, a brown blazer with yellow piping and a bowling cap. The girls were a gingham dress, the brown blazer with yellow piping and a straw hat with a little bow. The school has three houses, Benet, Loyola and McAulley. Each student is "sorted" into a house at the age of 3, when they ...

... We passed Platfrom 9 3/4, and taking a picture was Mrs. Luongo and her son, Walton! Small world, or what? We arrived back in Welwyn North around 6:15 and headed to the "Plume and Feather Pub" in Digswell. Paul came, and so did Emily and Jonathan. It is great to see the kids again. They are so, so tall! We left the pub by 10 o'clock, and it was still bright as day outside! The sun didn't set until 11, and wasn't completely dark until 11:45 ...

... is full. I take my seat and am joined by a lady who is a freelance writer on business in India then to Kathmandu (after I leave). Then we depart and once in the air after safety instructions dinner is served- dissapointing but most airplane food is unappetising.As there are plenty of empty seats my companion moves to a middle section seat so we can stretch out and hopefully get some sleep. We land in Doha at 6am but it is 2am UK time on the 24th February.