Well, while I may not have seen quite the same rooftops of London that Mary Poppins and Bert from the London Eye, I think I may have found them in Salisbury (love Salisbury btw, it's like being in Williamsburg except older, bigger, and just more, I don't know just more... so fun).
Later I actually had my first cup of original English tea on the patio of a pastry shop; very yum (though I missed you Rachel) and very relaxing. Tea is not as prominent as I thought it would be, but I am only a tourist!
The English like their tea but I think the Irish like theirs more. Too bad you can't visit Ireland as well! Maybe someday . . . .
ReplyDeleteHey, are we (your loyal blog readers) going to get to hear about the class(es) or just tourist attractions? Want to know about both!
Love the rooftops--very Poppinsesque! Tea with milk--how British (makes me think of Lisa and her never-ending quest for half-n-half). I'm with Rachel--what about the classes? All play and no work......! Glad you're having so much fun. You deserve it. Loved the Stonehenge face btw (I'm sure mom did too).
ReplyDeleteHi Judy & Rachel!!! Miss you both! I am glad you are following and enjoying the blog! The class is great... it is a multimedia web class, so we go sightseeing to have inspiration/subject matter for our web projects such as the blog, facebook, and soon a podcast, video, and photobook. It is also a (beginners) digital photography class, so our pictures and the techniques pictured (which I haven't done many at all, now that I've got the picture taking down, I need to be more artistic with them) are also classwork - lucky you that our homework is so interesting. Miss you both and will keep you posted!
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