Wicked in London

I saw Wicked in London last year...at Her Majesties Theater. It was awesome. Wicked, the theater, the whole experience. I love the theater. I love the quiet before the production begins and the smell of the theater. I have since I was little. Anyways...Wicked was all that and more. If you love the Wizard of Oz...and you want to see a good play...go see Wicked. You won't regret it!

Last Days of London

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The trip has wound down and we are getting ready to head back across the pond to America. I am excited about going home and sad too. I will miss the UK. I love this place. We have seen Wicked....it was awesome...if you get a chance to see it stateside...GO!. We have pretty much walked all over London. I have sat in the vault and seen famous singers guitars. I went to Hard Rock and got a pin. I have walked til my feet don't feel like they belong to me any more. Our first night in London, we ate Curried chicken...and I was just not up to inhaling it and getting to the play. It did not sit well I can assure you. Our last night was Fish and Chips. I am a Capt. D's kind of girl...so was excited about fish and chips. Was hoping to get some bangers and mash....but alas....maybe next time. London has it all. I hope if you all ever get a chance you will hop on a plane and go and experience London....it is a trip of a lifetime. Happy Traveling!

Onward Towards London

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We left Wales on the 19th and headed toward London. The scenery was awesome. Our first stop for the day was at Anne Hathaways house just outside of Stratford. It was a typical English cottage and the gardens were beginning to bloom making it that much more gorgeous. From here we moved on to Stratford-On-Avon and the birthplace of William Shakespeare, the Bard himself. It was very interesting to hang out where Shakespeare played as a child. In our time here we toured his burial place, his birthplace and scarfed down a Subway for lunch. I am loving some English mustard. It is a cross between Grey Poupon and Cheap Yellow Mustard. We loaded the bus and then headed for Oxford. We spent a couple of hours touring the grounds, a quick bathroom stop, and on to London. We ate dinner at the hotel-Indian cuisine (curry - yuck), and headed off via subway to see Wicked. We were a tad bit late...so we had to wait to enter the theater. It was worth the wait though...the play was awesome.