Edinburgh
I got back from Edinburgh yesterday afternoon, but I didn't get chance to update about it because I spent so long catching up on e-mails and my flist! I'm not going to write what I did every single day, that would be boring, instead I'm just going to pull out the interesting bits. It'll probably still be quite a long entry so you'd best get comfy
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I didn't know you could hunt Scottish people!!!
It sounds like a fun vacation. Although reading about that staircase made me feel claustrophobic. I like vacations, but I'm usually a lot lazier than that on vacations, so good for you for doing it.
I love Whose line is it Anyway. I know the British version is the original, but the American one isn't so bad. I love stand up comedy. There's an improv near my house, I think I shoudl buy the wife some tickets and surprise her one night. We both love that sort of stuff. We love theater, music, all sorts of fun stuff.
Anyway, sounds like a great vacation. I don't mind time to myself at all, bt yeah I can see how after 5 days it could be a little lonely.
I wish they would get their stuff together regarding your trans stuff, you think it wouldn't be that hard to refer you somewhere, it's not like you're a tough customer or something. It kind of makes me happy we have HMO's here, ok not really.
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It was a good break, pretty much what I needed I think. I like to do lots of things when I go on holiday, I'm not the sort to go abroad and lie around on a beach all day. It seems like a bit of a waste to go to a foreign country and not see any of it!
Whose Line Is It Anyway? was fab. Actually, the people that I thought were best on it were people like Greg Proops, Ryan Stiles and Colin something or other; so all the Americans/Canadians! I wish there was a comedy club where I live, I think I'd spend a lot of time there. I love comedy about as much as I love music, which is a lot ( ... )
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