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Last week in the UK
... another experience, we were all stood for the 1hr travel squashed in like sardines. On arriving at the Olympic stadium we were 6 of at least 200 thousand people; I have never been in or seen a crowd like it. The atmosphere inside the stadium was electrifying and the noise especially when a Brit was winning was deafening. The weather was absolutely beautiful sunny clear sky day which made the day more memorable. The stadium holds 80 thousand spectators and all ...
A Day at Lords
... needing 332 to win on the last day. They came out and lost another couple of early wickets but the middle and lower order became the heroes as they all stood up and scored more than 200 for the 5-8th wickets. Matt Prior was a crowd favourite with his knock of 73, the most exciting part being when he skied a catch off Morkel and walked off dejectedly, only to have the replay reveal that Morkel had overstepped ...
London's calling...
... we might even see a show. Found a cool pirate ship, so many starbucks which made Al happy but they tasted horrible in my opinion.
Ended up on the southwark bank and under the bridge we found a cool book market with lots to choose and really cheap. We continued our huge walk making our way to the London Eye, took most of the morning and the beautiful blue sky was starting to hide. - Really great views on the eye, we could see heaps.
Had lunch at ...
Bad Decisions
... we actually survive tomorrow, though.
Amy's internship is participating in Britains largest 10K tomorrow and asked me if I wanted to do it with her. Being the good sister I am, of course I said I would do it with her so she wouldn't have to be alone. But now that I think about it, I think I may have just made the worst decision of my life. Not only have I never run in any kind of event like this but I also haven't been running since my soccer days in ...
Meeting my tour group
... We thanked each other for the awesome times, exchanged email addresses, and that was it. I'm going to miss her so much. I just have to say once again that Sophie is an amazing person and I'm truly thankful that we were able to be roommates in London, even if it was for a short amount of time.
Now, I'm alone again. Before long, it was 2 pm and I was on my way to the Imperial Hotel (which was only a couple of blocks away). I arrived in the lobby and checked into my room. The room key ...
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