Veni, Vidi, Vici - London 2013

Hiii! :)

So, I was going trough my photos and I found this well known map titled "London, mate", and just couldn't resist opening it, going trough all the photos, remembering everything, and I immediately decided to make a blog post about it.

London, London.
If you've been there, you know what I mean.
If you didn't, what are you waiting for? Go, as soon as you can.
If you live there, I envy you. So much.

For you who haven't been there, London is exactly what you think it is. Full of beautiful women and handsome men in coats, busy streets with people dashing around and going about their business, big red buses driving around, streets packed with restaurants, shops, pubs, etc.
It's a magnet for young people, and it seems it's never dull in that city.
And just hearing the british accent seems satisfying to me.
You may, or you may not agree with what I said, but London is definitely one of my favourite cities.

I went to London in October with my teacher and some friends from my high school. We went to British International School, attended classes every morning, met amazing people who work there (professor George, you are awesome) got our diplomas at the end of the week and even made a web page about our London experience.

British International School

And this is us on our last day, with our diplomas and with our tour guide Artur, who we thank so much, because he is the best!

As we would do all our school duties by noon, we had the rest of the day to explore London. I will just list some photos, because let's be honest, it's better to look at them then to read, right?

Westminster Abbey

This is me trying to get a decent picture in front of Big Ben.
That, my dear friends, is not as easy as it seems.

National Gallery

There is this myth about London weather. And it is true. One minute it's raining, and then another one is sunny like nothing ever happened. So you're just standing there with your weat umbrella, looking like a fool while sun is dying of laughter. Which is what happened to us while we were in Green Park. And Oxford Street. And Trafalgar Square, and...

Green Park

This is also in Green Park. As you can see from photo above it was sunny. Five minutes later, and we had to open umbrella, just so we can close it 10 minutes later.

St. James Park

Me and my friend posing for Queen of England and Mycroft Holmes :P

London Eye selfie. If you ever come to London, don't miss this. You'll never forget it, and it's worth it.

While I was in London I bought one of the most precious things I own. An "Aint no wifey" beanie. There is not much cool beanies like this where I live, so I just had to buy it, because it screamed my name. And also, Cara is my queen, and I just think this is one of the best beanies in the world.

Emma & me

Ah, and this is a perfect photo to end the blog post. So, I have cousins I never met, who live in Bradford which is a city far far far away from London. (And no, unfortunately they do not know Zayn Malik, nor his family). So, these lovely people came to my hotel, so we can meet, and we had dinner and it was so lovely. They even invited me to come and stay with them sometime, and I am definitely considering that idea. I really can't wait to see them again, I miss them so much! 

My lovely cousin and his georgeous wife & me :)

So that's it for this blog post. 

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