Travelodge Windsor Central

... and would I mind if we stopped at a Burger King. I thought he was kidding and said, "sure. I'm hungry too." Well there was a Burger King on the way back so we ordered a couple burgers and fries and took them back to our room.
We had an early night, well at least I did. Jim watched TV for awhile. I dropped off quickly after eating. Not such a bad day after all. We did learned about the London public transportation system after all. I am miffed to have missed Stonehenge.

... while Reilly went off to the Kindy track, for 3 to 5 year olds. They are both very excited that they now have driving licences, and Patrick now has become a back seat driver because he knows what all of the signs mean now.

After the driving, Mark and the boys sat down to watch a stunt show while I hunted down a bucket of popcorn and had a very quick walk through one of the many shops without the boys, to see what we were in for later on ...

... and circumstance. We saw where Henry VIII is buried. We left the castle and went back to town and had lunch and viewed a English spring fashion show. A 1:00 train took us back to London via Slough were we then met up with our tour guide Russell. A tour of Kennsington, most recently noted for being the home to Princess Dianna.

... went to the local pub for dinner. We both had the steak and it was delicious. On Saturday I stayed home with Mark (Elissa's husband) and watched the opening game of the football season.... Arsenal vs West Brom. The score was 1-0 Arsenal's way just in case you were wondering, go the gunners! Whilst I was lazing about Jackie went shopping with Elissa and spent my hard earned money!!! She also went to Pret ...

I eventually arrived back to London Heathrow at 9pm on Tuesday evening and was greeted by Ajay and a Starbucks Soya Latte in Terminal 4 (my request as I was actually starting to dream of all the food and drinks I was missing). Bliss. Apparently I've brought back the sunshine and warmth - long may it continue (India had far more than their fair share anyway). It is soooo CLEAN here. I love it. As I was unpacking it struck me that the essential contents ...

... my call. Based on that and my first meeting with Achi I got my chance to be a part of a project and an opportunity to become part of Achi's world and family. Thankfully I did something right and thereafter Achi had a huge involvement and influence in my life. For the next 12 years most of the work I did had something to do with Achi and the reason I am living in London is because of him too. In ...

... men meget lykkeligere kom vi tilbage til 'slottet'. Og vi er nu ejerne af en rislampe, et spejl, en haengende/neon groen reol-ting, gryder, tallerkner, service, opvaskeboerste, viskestykker, egen haandsaebe og shampoo.. Dejligt! I aften tager vi i byen med resten af lejligheden - glaeder os!! Mange hilsner fra Ditte og Sofie

Hey Guys! We leave London on 18th April..... heading round England slowly, to Oxford, Stratford, Cambridge, Norwich, Manchester, Liverpool and Newcastle. From there it is to Scotland, arriving around the 24th April, Edinburgh for a start... then to the family in Falkirk, Mutherwell and the Isle of Bute.. a bit of a ticky tour round the top of Scotland and the ferry across to Europe (17th May) to Zeebrugge (Belgium) for the big trip ...