> I've met Beasty and wintermute. I've seen Westminster Abbey. I've wandered around London dragging my suitcase along until my arms ached. I've spent a lot of time saying, "What?" I've been on a bus that went hurtling at ludicrous speeds on the wrong side of the road. I'm currently at the library at Matthew's university, attempting to type on strange keyboards.
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> Mary "Greetings from England" am

Yes, and it was very nice very nice to meet you. Having met at Victoria station we retired to a pub and brunched. How anyone can have curry for late breakfast is beyond me. We had a great discussion on the merits of US vs English coinage. The Brit guys had a probably somewhat confusing talk about Blackadder.

We walked a fair distance passing my place of work and where Sosiqui stayed in August. We would have gone in the Tower of London except it was too late for a full tour by the time we got there.

While walking the Brits continually pointed out landmarks Maryam could take photos of to prove she was in London. These included red mailboxes, red phoneboxes, New Scotland Yard, a road sign "Parliament Square", Big Ben and the Millenium Wheel. Maryam evidently thought we were mad, asking us why she should take all these pictures.

Bea'We have @ " in the *wrong* places on the keyboard, apparently..."sty