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Lumière:
Great pix David! 
Hope you had a big ol' awesome time!!  ;)

Kelda:
I didn'y know you were in London David!! You had a good time though?! You survived the British weather!?

You up on yer old cokney rhyming slang now?

pony, apples and pears, britney spears, ect ect...!?

j.U.d.E.:
In London?!? Why didn't you say som'thin'?  ;D

~ j U d E

David:
It is a little confusing over there with the different names of things.   For example, the Subway is called the Tube, yet they had signs leading to a subway, but it was a pedestrian tunnel under the streets.   Once I figured THAT out it sure made getting across those large intersections easier!   Fries are Chips, but Chips are Crisps!   Blimey!

Everyone kept saying Cheers! and I just Fancied a shag with a good lookin Bloke.  And it sure sounds odd to here someone to ask for a "fag" meaning cigarrette!   And I didn't see "Bangers and Mash" on a single menu!

When I arrived at Customs the man on duty asked why I was coming to London.   I told him I was on "Holiday" of course.   He cracked a smile and stamped my Pasport.  He could tell by my accent I was from the States I guess!    

I do highly recommend the Dorchester Hotel   www.DorchesterHotel.com    if you don't faint at the $675 (US dollars) a night for the smallest room.  And that is before the 17.5% tax!    Thankgoodness I was travelling as a guest of a friend.   The Deluxe Double we shared was $1075 a night after taxes!    I will say that London is a Very expensive city to visit.  And the poor US dollar vs. Pound exchange rate is not in our favour.

Kelda:
Bloody hell! The Dorchester!!

Thats where all the stars stay!

You were hoping a certain JG would be there weren't ya!?

Yeah - London is an expensive city..esp against your $..

I obvioulsy loved it when I came to NY and could get everything for basically half the price of home.

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