The trip grows closer and our excitement
increases. The brother-in-law is ready
to housesit and that should prove interesting—he is not a cat person. But he says he can handle the Beast for a
while. One BIL realizes who controls
this house, things should go smoothly.
We get to spend a few nights in London (one of our
favorite cities), then down to the port for the cruise. Received a call from the cruise line last
week inviting us on a free excursion in Reykjavik—free works really well so I
said yes! As luck would have it, this
was one of the ports of call we hadn’t made a decision on an excursion.
Double excited we get to end the trip with more time
in London after the cruise!
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| I'm going here for ME! |
For now, we’re working out what to do in London…the
list is long and has to be trimmed down.
What to delete, what to delete. I
know the Dr. Who shop will stay.
Promised the teen granddarlings we’d do there and take a Sherlock
walking tour. The things one does for
kids, even when traveling!
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| Sonic screwdriver - Hmmm? I wonder... |
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| Wonder if the granddarlings would like a Tardis Mug? |
6 comments:
Heck yeah, free!
What great luck. The last thing "free" I got on a vacation was a tin of crackers delivered to my stateroom. :-|
Have a great time!
Hmmm...if they can make a Tardis mug, surely they could create an Arch of Atlantis cookie jar? Just a thought! Enjoy yourself as you get to scope out all that is elementary and time travel, Lizzie! Cheers!
Oh you lucky lucky lucky girl. As a Regency writer I'm totally hung up on where you're going. Enjoy! Hope you get the basket of fruit in your stateroom stuff as well.
The Sherlock Holmes Pub is a little hokey but still fun. And the beer is great! You'll have fun.
Thanks, all. I'm sure this trip will be fun.
And Sloane...hokey is my middle name...did ya fergit?
I like the mug, but not to drink out of, I see dribbles in your future drinking from a square vessel. I'd use it for pencils or change/small bits and pieces (so you could use the lid).
When I went to London, we did lots of those fun walking tours. I recommend them. Guidebooks aren't as good as an enthusiastic person.
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