After Westminster, Becca, Tricia, and I walked around London. We walked by Big Ben and the London Eye! It was really fun. While walking down the street there were tons of living art statues and street performers. We watched this really cool escape artist for awhile. Then we saw some funky contortionists. (Picture below) I think my favorite living art sculpture was the guy dressed as a police-man wearing a tutu. It was hilarious!
On our way back from the grocery store Rebecca and I had our first encounter with Gypsies, or Roma. It was really sad because people were really disrespectful to them. It really frustrated me when this one man yelled at them. I wanted to remind him that they're human beings too. However, I didn't feel like getting confrontational with a very tall, scary-looking man.
After ice cream Becca and I ran to Tesco to grab me some nasal spray. Thank heavens for that! I'm feeling SO much better now! The sneezing has decreased dramatically. Oh and just a side note, I saw the most delicious looking British man in Tesco today! He was BEAUTIFUL! So Mom, Alisa, and Megan - there ARE attractive British men outside of the movies! Next time I see one I'll get a picture as proof!
Hopefully our journey to church tomorrow will be less eventful than last Sunday. We are getting our callings tomorrow and have been asked to bear our testimonies in Sacrament meeting tomorrow. I'm a little nervous, but excited at the same time. (I'm hoping my sneezing is gone by then!) I've only been to church here once, but I already love the people in my ward! They're amazing, and I can't wait to get to know them more!
Some of the girls who are dancers found a really great dance studio near the centre. It's not very expensive to drop in a class. Koryl went today and took some really great jazz classes. She and I are going to a hip-hop class tuesday. I'm really looking forward to that. I need a good dose of dance. We're not really allowed to have dance parties in the centre because the house is so old and the craftmanship is so fine. If we jump it cracks the amazing molding on the ceilings. I really need to dance, so this will be wonderful! I can't wait to see the people's faces when Koryl and I walk in! Two dainty looking girls who both look like they're 14! We'll show them!
How exciting to have seen all the tombs and WestMinster Abbey!sighhh I am saddened to hear that people are so blatantly unkind to the gypsies. Perhaps if it happens again you can remind individuals that they are God's children too. As for the delicious Brit...probably gay. Have a great Sunday and I can't wait to hear what you are called to do.
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MOM
PS-What are the polka-dot covers for on the trees?
ReplyDeleteMan the life you are living! I know you are doing school and that stuff too, But I am jelous! It sounds like you had a fun day! I think you could of been one of those contortionists! (I have seen you stretch and do some funky moves!) Why are the trees covered in material? Are all the trees that way? I hope you got to church in better time this week, and got put in Y.W.! Don't die of the heat! Love you! Can't wait to see what adventures you get to have this week!
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