The Princess, The Bear & The Bug

The Princess, The Bear & The Bug
The following are actual adventures that have occurred to the Princess, the Bear & the Bug. [Character names were given by each other years previously and no predjudice was used in naming such characters. Except for the Bug....she was too cute]

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

ABC's of LONDON

A is for ...Amazing

.....for Artisan Artifact (hope I have the right picture).

B is for...BT Tower

Big Ben (which is really the Bells not the clock)

and Books

* I've always avoided reading "Harry Potter" because it was popular. Ironically I went inside a London Bookstore looking for a popular children's book. At first, I didn't even think a second about "Harry Potter", then I realized the Irony, that it was the most popular children's book. I also remembered a friend from law school telling me how the books in England are original in that they have different wording such as "biscuit" etc... in them vs. the American version. So I decided that it was "okay" to buy "Harry Potter" after all (just the first book) as not many American's would have the English version. I also bought "The Monkey Pirates".
As you will see in Notes later we ended up watching the newest "Harry Potter" movie, which actually was fun to see in London...because I knew what London looked like.


C is for...Clocks (the rest ended up in other pictures)

County Hall

D is for...Double Decker Bus

Dream House

E is for..Egypt

and Exquisite Bodies Exhibit at the Wellcome Center (no pictures allowed).

F is for...Flag

G is for... Guards (changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace)

H is for...Highgate Wood


and Harry Potter.

I is for...the London Eye (the all seeing Eye)..what can you see from the Eye?


J is for...Joseph Towne and Joseph Hall (?) (earlier) anatomical wax bodies which make up the Exquisite Bodies Exhibit at the Wellcome Center.

Before they had Cadavers...they had anatomical wax bodies. (no photographs allowed).

K is for...King Albert Monument (Kennsington Garden's)

Kennsington Garden's

L is for. . . . LIONS


....... and Leicester Square



M is for. . . Moon


and....Museum (British Museum) ("the greatest collection of plundered artifacts in the world")(and totally amazing).

N is for..... Night (see above and W(aterfront)).

...Northern Line (the way to get to VTD's)

....National Museum of Art (no pictures allowed inside..but got to see Leonardo Da Vinci, Monet and Van Gough)

O is for . . . .Odeon (where we saw Harry Potter and Rich wishes he could see GI JOE)


P is for. . . . Plundered Pantheon Pediment

Physical Energy Statute (Kennsington Garden's)

Polka Dots
and Piccadilly Line

Q is for. . . . the Queen's House [Buckingham Palace] (no pictures allowed inside)
*Could you live in a country that still had a Queen?


R is for. . .


ROSETTA STONE

S is for. . . . . Salvador Dali statutes.

T is for Telephone Booth

U is for Underground (Tube)

V is for. . . . Victoria

. . . .Video in Progress


. . .and Vases


W is for .......Wellcome Centre

........WagaMama's (yummy food)

and

.....Waterfront at Night.

X is for excellent Trip

Y is for You....You should come to London

Z is for ZZZZZZ's, I need my sleep now.

3 comments:

  1. Becca,
    Testing, testing, testing..............

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  2. Becca,
    I did it. Even without Neesha's help.....
    I LOVE your blog. The photos are magnificent and the stories that they tell are wonderful. Some day you must explain to those of us not in the know all about your nicknames. All for now. I e-mailed a comment to you yesterday...or was it Tuesday...because I could not figure out how to post on the blog. Miss you. Kathy Lea

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  3. Hi guys,

    Wow, what a wonderful experience you are having. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. The pictures are great. All is well here, well I have been hit twice in the past 2 weeks while driving my van. Nothing serious though.

    Good luck with everything,

    Jenny Pitcher

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