Hello again!
On Friday Alejandra and I set off for Hyde Park. It was such a nice day for a walk and we enjoyed seeing Marble Arch and walking along the water. It was really beautiful and so fun to just walk and talk with my friend.
Hyde Park
Marble Arch!
That night we took the tube to London Bridge and then walked the short distance to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. It was really cold and windy but so worth it. The sun started to set and we were able to see Tower Bridge all lit up. We took s many pictures and just had a great time together.
My second weekend in London also featured the long awaited trip to Brighton. I mentioned in my last post that the day didn’t start off so great. However, I was determined to make the best of the day and thankfully I quickly made friends with a really nice girl also studying at Regent’s. I’m really grateful that I had someone with me that day.
Anyway, Brighton was as beautiful as I imagined it would be. I really hope that my friends and I can go back in the spring to spend a little time on the beach. We ate fish and chips for lunch and then just wandered around a bit before going on a guided audio tour of the Royal Pavilion.
The Royal Pavilion
After having a rough Saturday I decided that Sunday should be a slow and relaxing day. I haven’t had a relaxing Sunday in so long because back in Michigan I ALWAYS work on Sundays. It was amazing to sleep in and then have a lovely breakfast of fruit, yogurt, and a chocolate croissant with Alejandra. Alee and I are in International Business Environment together and had a presentation due on Tuesday so we spent Sunday researching at the library.
After spending hours in the library I came back to my room and met with Hannah to book our tickets to see “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime” which we planned to see on Wednesday. Then I did laundry and turned in early that night to prepare for the busy week ahead of me.
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What did you think of of the curious…..? I really want to see it.
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I would recommend it! I’m thinking about doing a full review soon which will give more details but it was really interesting and very unique. I really enjoyed it and need to read the book now! Thanks for reading 🙂
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The book is really good and detailed
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Thanks, I will have to do that soon. You should really see it if you’ve read the book. I had goosebumps near the end. So good!
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Hi there! I’m loving your recent posts!
What inspires you to travel? how do you keep yourself going?
I also blogged about
“Some travel quotes to keep you going” – here’s the link –
http://talkaboutbeauty.co/2015/02/22/some-travel-quotes-to-keep-you-going/
Can’t wait to hear from you!
Regards,
Deanna Sallao ( http://www.talkaboutbeauty.co)
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Hello Deanna,
Thanks for reading and commenting!
I guess the main thing that inspires me to keep traveling is meeting and interacting with people from other cultures. I love learning new things and just find the ways different people live to be so interesting. I also love the feeling of becoming comfortable in a new place. I feel so proud when I am able to adapt and enjoy another way of life. I think that’s the main reason that I travel- I want to be able to push myself out of my comfort zone.
I keep myself going simply by remembering why I am doing all of this. I took a huge risk in moving to London and it has been such a great decision. I want to be able to say that I followed my dreams and lived life to it’s fullest capacity.
I am enjoying reading your blog as well! Why do you enjoy traveling?
-Hayley
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