We left London and headed to a much smaller place in England: Stratford Upon-Avon. Because I had enjoyed the city so much, I really didn’t expect to find nearly as much enjoyment in Stratford. We arrived and I immediately fell in love. It was such quaint little town and you do not have to …
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Anyone Else Ship Victoria and Albert?
The Victoria and Albert Museum was beautiful inside and out. I loved the statues and the paintings. The jewelry exhibit was a particular favorite, capturing history in sparkling and shimmering jewels. However, the theatre exhibit was fascinating, I loved that they had a whole room dedicated to showcasing theatre’s history and educating the public on …
Who Was this Paul Guy and Why Does he Need a Catheter?
St. Paul’s Cathedral is one that towers over London, visible from most parts of the middle of the city and looming over the streets in undeniable magnificence. Even the outside is full of history and beauty. As we entered the building I was immediately struck with a sense of awe. The ceilings were huge and …
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My Future Wedding Venue– I… I mean Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens is a botanical garden in Kew, England. We made the long journey to visit these gardens last week. I was expecting something comparable to what I’ve seen in Fayetteville. I was excited for a relaxing walk through a row of some pretty flowers and bushes. My expectations were far exceeded. I couldn’t …
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The Great Gatsby Immersive Experience
Today we hop aboard a time capsule, traveling to the roaring 20s in New York. We’ve got a party to go to. Welcome to Gatsby’s house! Leah, Grason, Brendan and I booked a ticket to the Gatsby Immersive Theatre experience during one of our first weeks in London. I will forever mark it as my …
Theatre in London
I wanted to take a moment to give a round of applause to some of the fantastic works of theatre I have had the honor to see here in London. Thankfully, The Glass Menagerie has been the only performance I have ended up disappointed in. We went to the National Theatre and saw …
The Glass Menagerie — Shattered Expectations
A memory is something like a dream. A euphoric and ethereal remark on the world around us, crafted by the deepest and most unreachable corners of our minds. They send messages and signals, give advice and warnings, and remind us of lessons from the past. They can open up new worlds, make us see things …
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Mouthwatering in Spitalfields Market
The moment I arrived in London the first thing I took notice of was the people. All sorts of different people live and work here, and it is a big mix of different cultures, backgrounds, and unique stories. If you tune in at any given moment in a public place, you’re bound to hear …
And the Plot Thickens
On the morning of May 30th my trip to London took an unexpected turn. I woke up with sweating with body chills. Every bone in my body was aching and every muscle was sore. I was feeling sick to my stomach and my eyes hurt like they had been pierced with lasers. We …
Tower Towards Tomorrow
The Tower of London stands as a historical monument centered amongst a bustling city. The towers of brick stretch towards the sky, facing the glass towers that reflect the modernity of present-day London. Arriving at the tower, the first thing we encountered was the Traitor’s Gate; the entrance to the tower where those whose fate …
Theatre in London U of A 