On Monday I had to work on homework for most of the day but it was much needed. On Tuesday I had my final exam for Art History. After the exam I went to see the musical Billy Elliot with most of our group. The show was pretty good, not my favorite, but worth seeing. After the play we went out for Eric's birthday. He was celebrating his 22nd birthday so we stopped at a pub.
On Wednesday I had class...but as for after class, I can't think of what I did quite yet.
On Thursday, same story, I had class, but can't seem to recall what I did all afternoon. That night a big group of us did go out in central London.
On Friday I woke up and went to Hyde Park for awhile. After that I went to the Sigmund Freud house and museum. The museum was really cool and really well kept up. It was the actual house that Freud lived in when he escaped Austria after Nazi occupation. His office was still intact with his famous patient couch and all his worldly possessions.
On Saturday morning a group of us got up and went to Portobella Road Market in Nottinghill. The market was packed but it was a lot of fun wandering around aimlessly. After the market we went to a famous pub for lunch called the Churchill Arms. It was the pub that Winston Churchill actually lectured as he was an up and coming politician. The cool thing about the pub too, it only serves Thai food. Not to mention, really good Thai food. The concept of an English pub serving Thai food really represents London as a city. Its very metropolitan, and you have the English history combined with the history of the world (Over 1/3 of London is made up of foreigners). I actually stayed in on Saturday night because I had to read an entire 400 page book and then I have spent today (Sunday) writing a book review on it. I have a final presentation and test tomorrow as well, so I won't be doing much else but homework for the rest of the day.
Hope everyone is doing well, I hope the MN weather is improving, and I look forward to my return in less than 2 weeks!
Hey Justin,
ReplyDeleteSounds like your trips have been wonderful. I can't believe the sites you have experienced. You are a brave soul to travel by the seat of your pants. I'ts something I wouldn't have tried. The pictures you have posted are exquisite. I can't wait to see the entire collection and hear about all your adventures in person. We should make a point to get together as I'm sure you have stories to tell. I miss you and look forward to your return. Stay safe in your travels and can't wait for your return to the good ole USA.
Love, Cheryl