I didn't know what I was most excited about: seeing the place where Kate and Will got married, or seeing all the graves of the incredible people that are buried there. At first it was totally Will and Kate. And then I changed my mind. Charles Dickens and and George Frideric Handel are buried there, for crying out loud. There's a cool spirit there. And for you math lovers, Isaac Newton is buried there too, so my husband got very excited too.
After that, we got to meet up with one of my best mission buddies, Tom Shillabeer! Tom lives south of London and came up to spend the day with us. This included visits to the British Library and British Museum, which I'm sure he was thrilled about, and also a walk to what was supposed to be Kensington Gardens, but someone who shall not be named was following the wrong huge green patch on the ipad map, and we ended up all the way in Chelsea by the soccer stadium. I was a little upset (understatement), but the guys were excited to try and get glimpses into the stadium.
we spent all day together and only got one photo :(. we were just too busy catching up. |
how could I NOT take this photo??? |
Good day.
I absolutely love that there is a platform 9 3/4! A must-take photo for sure. Oh, and I also love the phone booth shot.
ReplyDeleteLove the 9 3/4 photo. You're gorgeous in every picture. Love them all.
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