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i went out. now, i'm back. my trip was not spectacular. it certainly was not up to what i imagined before-hand. it was just nice. i'm very relieved. next time, i can stay in bed. cats and i want our routines.
parts were exciting. i did see a "citroen van" and passed "piccadilly circus." i know that you won't understand (maybe you should listen to a song or two by morrissey). on the way home, i started reading "hons and rebels." the mitfords lived in kensington across from hyde park. john and i walked through hyde park and took pictures of ducks and swans. also, woody allen's "match point" was shot in london. i saw it in london and knew the places.
germans are unfriendly and lovable people. on the train to stuttgart, i watched the german country-side and the houses on the rhein river and sat in the train listening to the comfortable germans. otherwise, the germans were all busy, and there was no friendliness.
earlier, i gave my mom, dad, sister, and grandmother stupid little presents.
i should be tired, but i was tired five hours ago instead. that is london time. where i left my heart?
parts were exciting. i did see a "citroen van" and passed "piccadilly circus." i know that you won't understand (maybe you should listen to a song or two by morrissey). on the way home, i started reading "hons and rebels." the mitfords lived in kensington across from hyde park. john and i walked through hyde park and took pictures of ducks and swans. also, woody allen's "match point" was shot in london. i saw it in london and knew the places.
germans are unfriendly and lovable people. on the train to stuttgart, i watched the german country-side and the houses on the rhein river and sat in the train listening to the comfortable germans. otherwise, the germans were all busy, and there was no friendliness.
earlier, i gave my mom, dad, sister, and grandmother stupid little presents.
i should be tired, but i was tired five hours ago instead. that is london time. where i left my heart?