Monday, September 18, 2006
2,4,7,9
Don't you just love my cutesy titles? Well I thought I'd draw people in this time with a riddle/question. To what do the listed numbers refer to?
1)The number of people staying in Bonnie's bedroom at various times in the last week
2)The amount of television I've watched per day, for the last four days OR
3)Respectively, Harry's, Briony's, mine and Bonnie's Luuurve Test rankings.
Yes folks. It's 3. For the low, low price of 20p you can get minutes worth of entertainment from these things. For the record Harry is "mostly hot air", Briony is "warming up", I am "sensuous" and Bonnie is "hot stuff". And if any of you lucky devils ever get as high as Bonnie did, be warned. The machine starts to wail and beep if you get to 9 so not only do the guys in the store next door know how "hot" you are, the whole of the Leicster Square tube station knows that you were testing your Luuurve Skills. Forty seconds to take the test and five minutes of hysterical laughter later and they are officialy the most value for money entertainment in London.
Since I got to London I've been lying pretty low as I've been sick and trying to conserve my mo' money. I did get down to Brighton to visit Bonnie on my own but it's in the last two days that Harry and Briony, despite their jet lag have been pulling me into their uber-tourist sphere. We've been trekking around Turnpike Lane (the suburb we're staying in), we went to Borough Markets where we ate venison burgers and learnt that Bonnie sweats if she eats too much cheese. We walked along the Thames, went to the Tate (where i found my favourite artwork, the museum bench) and made it to the Greenwich time line thingy. Today we hit Harrods, Hyde Park (and Speakers Corner, Harry started talking to a Christian but Briony saved him), Notting Hill and we're currently in Leicster Square, planning our dinner in Chinatown and our walk to Trafalgar Square. Tomorrow Bonnie and I are thinking of shopping and watching a movie just to balance it out.
1)The number of people staying in Bonnie's bedroom at various times in the last week
2)The amount of television I've watched per day, for the last four days OR
3)Respectively, Harry's, Briony's, mine and Bonnie's Luuurve Test rankings.
Yes folks. It's 3. For the low, low price of 20p you can get minutes worth of entertainment from these things. For the record Harry is "mostly hot air", Briony is "warming up", I am "sensuous" and Bonnie is "hot stuff". And if any of you lucky devils ever get as high as Bonnie did, be warned. The machine starts to wail and beep if you get to 9 so not only do the guys in the store next door know how "hot" you are, the whole of the Leicster Square tube station knows that you were testing your Luuurve Skills. Forty seconds to take the test and five minutes of hysterical laughter later and they are officialy the most value for money entertainment in London.
Since I got to London I've been lying pretty low as I've been sick and trying to conserve my mo' money. I did get down to Brighton to visit Bonnie on my own but it's in the last two days that Harry and Briony, despite their jet lag have been pulling me into their uber-tourist sphere. We've been trekking around Turnpike Lane (the suburb we're staying in), we went to Borough Markets where we ate venison burgers and learnt that Bonnie sweats if she eats too much cheese. We walked along the Thames, went to the Tate (where i found my favourite artwork, the museum bench) and made it to the Greenwich time line thingy. Today we hit Harrods, Hyde Park (and Speakers Corner, Harry started talking to a Christian but Briony saved him), Notting Hill and we're currently in Leicster Square, planning our dinner in Chinatown and our walk to Trafalgar Square. Tomorrow Bonnie and I are thinking of shopping and watching a movie just to balance it out.
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I'll admit the Tate has excellent benches, but I'll honestly never understand how you can't look at the art, Lizzie.
That reminds me of the French trip, when we were dragged around to about 8 museums in the one day, and just ended up sitting down. Whenever one of the teachers walked into the room, we had to pretend that we were just overwhelmed by the magnifence of the exhibit.
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: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Liz what is Harry's blog address - I met Harry's mum at the ballet and she said they had photos posted on his blog. Don't worry about missing ballet, though some nice dancing, the girl torn between two very ordinary lovers solves the problem by throwing herself in front of a train - I mean what else is a woman to do? Gen was laughing so hard I think people thought she was crying from the 'tradgedy' - if only they knew what Gen's crying is like!
Love Mum
Love Mum
# posted by : Wednesday, September 20, 2006
: Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Lelaina! And when we got to the Eiffel Tower i was so toutisted out i bought fries at the cafe (they were french) and nearly cried when i spilt most of them.
we still haven't managed to do movie & shopping.. but two sleep-ins in a row 'aint bad :)
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