I miss London. PERIOD.

I'm missing London more and more each day. It's so depressing! Someone pass me a Prozac, just kidding. But seriously, I am super sad and jealous of anyone studying there right now. If only flights were cheaper I'd be on one now! What I miss most is the friends I made and my favorite drink, Bulmer's Cider.

At a pub right near Millennium Bridge. Got the Bulmer's Cider, I'm set :) 

Me and Vish on our night out for drinks and a movie. Yes, that movie still sucked Vish! Note to everyone reading this, do not see Unstoppable. It was terrible! 

Me and Ro at Karaoke Night at a College Bar

The night I met Daniel "da-da" Ives... my British mate! I miss this boy a lot and his quirky british sayings. 

Lionel made my life in London like a movie. He was our celebrity and he always took us out to such lavish clubs in London like the Embassy. 

 They don't sell it in the United States, and yes I've tried Half Time and they only have Magners. I do not think Magners is the same, I could fight all day long about the difference in taste! I've even contacted Bulmer's corporation via email to see if they could point me into a direction to find it. So far I've heard they sell it in California. If they sell it in California it must pass through the east coast somewhere, right? 

Wish I took a cool picture like this. 

I miss just walking through Hyde Park on my own watching everyone strolling with their kids or pets. Others rushing to work or taxis flying by. I can't forget those annoying birds either.I am terrified of birds by the way.

When I was in London my mom asked me if I would ever want to go back and live there full time after I graduate. I'm contemplating it now. I know it would be tough, but I know how much I love the city of London and the places nearby (Edinburgh, Wales, etc.). The only problem I would find myself having is being so far from family. I'm too much of a family person and I saw that the most when I first went away to school. When I was in London it really didn't phase me how far away from home I was. Yes, I had been to London twice before my journey studying abroad there, but once my parents came to visit me mid-October, I realized how much I missed the unconditional love. It definitely got to me and I do not know how I would handle possibly not seeing my family for at least six months or more at a time, maybe even once or twice a year. I don't want to think about it! Moving on....


Here's an A.D.D. (Attention Deficit Disorder) moment for everyone... Can I just say how much I love Josh from Holly's World. It's currently on my television right now as background noise but his reunion with his birth mother is almost bringing me to tears. Speaking of tears, last night I returned from Darby's to find "Riding in Cars with Boys" on TBS and I had never seen it before. As I was watching it one part really got to me as the father was leaving for good and the son was running after him even going into the street. Talk about heartbreaking.