(Merry Christmas for those back in the states…)
I just wrapped up my first semester of grad school. Yay!
Now that I have a whole week before I come home, I decided I want to be a tourist.
After all, I have to do Christmas in London right, and I’m cataloguing my adventures so my grandma can follow my blog (hi grandma!).
To start, I paid a visit to Trafalgar Square to see the tree that Norway gives London every Christmas.
Christmas markets (German-style) are huge here. They have booths that sell everything imaginable.
The London Eye isn’t super Christmas-y, but I enjoyed myself.
Oxford Street is quite festive this time of year.
Then it was off to Covent Garden.
Lovely!
This just felt so London Christmas.
In Hyde Park, there’s a huge winter-themed carnival called Winter Wonderland. My sweet boyfriend Tom took me on the ferris wheel. This was at the very top.
Our church put on a 40’s themed Christmas dinner last weekend. The committee did a wonderful job with it.
As corny as it sounds, Christmas is truly magical here in London. I’m grateful I get to experience part of my holiday season here.
Before my mom gets worried, I am excited to come home, too. I can’t wait to be back in the states, especially after seeing this shop during today’s adventures.
Not thinking there’s a whole lot of American flare there.
Til the next adventure,
Wendy



Wendy, you are in Neverland....So beautiful. Enjoy and come home to us soon!
ReplyDeleteSo long ago and yet just barely yesterday. You are beautiful, darling daughter!
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