Travelodge Harlow Central
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London
... real fish and chips last night. It has been raining all day today, and we have to catch the train to Paris at 5:30pm, but we went out to Wembley to see England's national stadium this morning. Before we go to the train station, we are going to try to get up to see Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal. Click here to see more ...
Go Chelsea!!
... are so obnoxious I can't tolerate it! So these boys are all from other places and really nice so I feel safer going out with them!
We planned to go into the city somewhere to watch the Chelsea game, and while we were on the Tube one of our friends started talking to some local guys who were heading to a bar. We chatted until they got off at their stop... and then once we got off at the next stop the same guys (who I think got back on at the last second) found us and said, ...
Day of the Daffodils.
... that men and women everywhere have been possessed by some sort of insurpressible urge to find a sunny patch and rip their tops off.
We've also been embracing the unseasonable weather - playing tennis and footy and also hanging out in the local parks... (it is the London thing to do after all).
Check out the pics below. And keep it real. ...
Hello Guvnor!!
... br> We left the war rooms and walked into St James Park, where we saw squirrels, swans and ducks in the ponds. On our way back to the 24 bus stop we walked thru the Queens Horse Guards museum and had our picture taken with one of the guards. Got back to the apartment around 6ish and had a scotch and beer and decided to head down to the Dolphin House bar and grill for dinner, bit expensive but close as we get out of the lift and walk across the garden,had steaks and ...
Hakuna Matata
... The productions are so wonderful and I'm blown away every time. I would say the only disappointing thing is the audience. Yesterday, they just would not stop talking. The music would begin for the overture and everyone would still be talking until the curtain went up and the performers began talking. I was so ****** off! I mean, how rude. The music is part of the show, too! And it sets the mood and they should be respecting ...
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