Throw back - 1 and 2

Here is a series of letters i wrote when i was in London. So for those of you who have read it, just let it go. For those of you who haven't, enjoy.

May 3, 2007
Got here alive and well, Journal 1
Current mood: sleepy
Ok my friends. I'm here in London. Safe. I'm tired. I'm not even hungry.... I have a headache though. I have two roommates. It's weird sharing a room, OH MY GOD! My poor bathroom is so small, I feel like it has a inferiority complex. It's so sad.I have no idea how I'm going to shave my legs in there.... It's cooler than I thought it would be and I packed way too much stuff for this trip. I couldn't help myself though. I really do think I'll wear it all. I miss you guys, I hope you are doing well. I feel like I need to pick up a British Accent already. Ah well, maybe after my nap (that they tell you not to do....). You know what I say, WHAT-ever. The bed is calling out to me.

Love you guys,
Athena

May 6, 2007
Journal entry 2
Here's the scoop. 3 days in London. I found that its expensive. I went a club and it was £10 to get in, that's like $20. I miss my Stetson's already. Here are three things that I'm happy about:
1. Milk doesn't taste bad
2. I can understand everyone
3. The accents are hot
It's busy. I haven't been touring much. I want to start working. I came here to do that. I know it's London so it's supposed to be this whole experience but I've been to other countries and partied. I want to work dammit. I have this graduation thing I want to do.
I did see Les Miserables, it was awesome. It was a small theater which I found I liked better. People here are really friendly. Walking is the best way to get anywhere. I like it, I just need more flat shoes. People trip all the time on the freaking sidewalk. Someone should really do something about that... :) what else? what else? The people here don't celebrate Cinco de Mayo... So the Americans did. Gotta love my people. It was fun. I did a walking tour around my block. It was nice. We have some cool things around here. We are like almost in the theater district. (It's considered the "posh" side of town.) The gay district is close-by as is the strip joints. Crazy isn't it? It is a lot like New York suprisingly. It's busy.
Strangely, I miss ol' Tally. I guess I got used to the slower lifestyle. Well, that's it for now.
Whoosh....