Fitzroy Hotel London
41 Fitzroy Street London, England, W1T 6DZ, United Kingdom
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"Ello Govna"
We arrived late on Friday after taking a bus to Pisa, flight to Standsted, and finally a bus to London. After the long day and all of that traveling, we still managed to get excited about the city. It reminded us of America with huge shopping centers, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, and best of all..everything was in English! It was definitely a nice break from all of the culture shock we've been putting ourselves through with each new city and country. It was also nice to ...
Conquering London
Big Tone and Tom here, sorry for the radio silence all week, we have been really busy with work, school, and fun in full swing over here in the United Kingdom..
Since this building we live in is predominantly Notre Dame students and this is considered ND housing, it has basically been 2 weeks now living under the oppression of The University of Notre Dame. They have claimed the building by putting an ND mat at the front ...
Goodbye London Town Here we come Berlin
... rimed glasses. He picked us up in a Mercedes as was the car going to the airport this afternoon. The traffic situation is so different as our driver said that everyone is chilled out and nothing really bothers them. He showed us some sites as we were driving but to be honest it was hard to put together at the moment. We arrived at the Adina apartments at 1045pm checked in ordered some room service - can you believe ...
The Mother Load
... night, Vic helped me make an extraordinary welcome banner (using the banner she had expertly made for my own arrival back in June) and then too-early this morning, Pete drove us to Heathrow for the pick up. I was a bundle of sleep-deprived, anxious excitement bobbing up and down like a meercat in the crowd huddled around the arrival gate at Terminal 4, using rudimentary profiling in an attempt to ascertain if the outpouring passengers were likely to ...
Day 1.5 Part 1- Searching for David Nordmark
... relatively, considering the situation, repeatedly and constantly. Did I mention that I did not take a nap? This may have tempered the softness of my tones while I made my constant and ever more urgent suggestions to call ahead.
Soon it became apparent that a meeting of the minds could not be reached, and that a two pronged approach would be utilized. I would call David, while Anne would continue to look for the apartment. We only knew that it was ...
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