So true. :evil:

Hey, If you are right near Victoria station then take a day trip to Canterbury. Its such a nice little ride on the train and its such a quaint place, I fell in love with it...

Have fun...

So, Lisa, how many more days? ;)

NOT ENOUGH and TOO MANY are the common answers. 16 days is the reality. I have SOOOO much to do in those next 16 days. (Not to mention work is incredibly busy, I'm working on a business plan, I'm planning an Alpha Event and doing a week's worth of overnights with doggies.)

But, any last ideas? Jesse??? ;)

The only thing I can think of is don't forget to sneak a camera into Equus. ;)

I forget, is Les Miserables still playing at the Palace Theatre? If so, do not miss it - that production was designed for that theatre, and it shows. The stage is ginormous. Seriously.

Also, have dinner one night at the Ivy in Covent Garden.

Definitely catch the London Dungeon, as I said before, it's a short walk across the bridge (and a couple blocks) from the Tower of London, so you can see those in the same day.

BTW: you cannot carry a backpack in Harrod's. I know you're not really the backpack type anyway, but just FYI.

Wait. I thought they were married now? :confused:

Aw, bad luck. Looks like you're going to miss the Michael Ball concert in London by about 10 days...

(like you cared, right?)

I'll expect English accents for at least a month following your repatriation.

Are you kidding? I look forward to going to someplace where our normal speaking voice will come across as something charming.

We do sound charming don't we? Tell me it's not like Germany where my Grandmother said English sounds like people trying to speak with a hot potato in their mouths...