Monday, March 10, 2008
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About Me
- I'm Jennifer
- My husband is James. We moved back to our hometown of Richmond, Va in July of 2009 after spending two incredible years in a little village called Dornoch in the Highlands of Scotland. We left our job as Youth Workers, but we didn't realize we'd also be leaving big pieces of our hearts in Dornoch. Though we're glad to be back, we greatly miss the kids we worked with and our friends who are now like family. Now we're trying to figure out what's next on the agenda of our lives, other than having our first baby in November.
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I don't know if I ever mentioned it before, so even if I did, I found you on Anna's (ALF) blog.
I went to London in 2002 and I got to ride on the London Eye. The view is pretty spectacular. One of my most favorite pictures was taken from the top of it. I wish I knew what I did with it.
When I rode that thing it was a cloudy day and you could barely see Parliament across the river. The best part was making faces at the other half of our group in the next pod. I think you made a good choice.
Yeah, it is totally lame. It was cheaper to ride when I lived there (plus the pound to dollar conversion wasn't quite so bad). However, you can get a similar spectacular view for about 6 pounds at St. Paul's cathedral... pay to walk up to the very top (lots and lots of steps) but the view of London is WORTH IT!
By the way, I remembered a funny radio program I heard on NPR several years back about the London Eye. The British man on the program said "Yes, it's the first world's largest wheel!" Hahahaha. I'm sure there have been OTHER "world's largest wheels" in the past, don't you think? :)
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