Tuesday in London

ello love!

This morning Jenni and I rode the train to London by ourselves. Katie had left about an hour earlier. On the way in, the train stopped in Surbiton. Out the window I saw big clusters of black raspberries. A few were ripe, but most were not.

We rode a double decker bus to take in all of London's sites. We saw St. Paul's Cathedral, the que line for the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, the Tower Bridge, a cruise on the River Thames, Pickadilly Circus and etc. We saw where the Blitz during WWII knocked down a big chunk of buildings. We also saw the side of a church where the shelling hit. It has not been repaired as a reminder of people as to what happened. I am a bit knackered as they say here.

Jenni and I came home an hour earlier than Katie. We made all of our connections correctly. We even walked home from the train station; the past two times we took a taxi from the Weybridge train station.

Tonight we had authentic Fish and Chips. They were wrapped in paper to be served. I couldn't finish mine the serving was so huge. It sure was tasty.

Tomorrow is my birthday and I can only imagine what the day holds for me.

Have a wonderful day at home.