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Birthday in London
Thoroughly enjoyed my birthday yesterday. Since we feel like we’re living in the days of wine and roses here in London, John got real wine (my favorite: Chateauneuf-du-Pape) and red roses for me: If...
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Heidi and Colin’s London Adventure
I’ve got a good excuse for not being on facebook for a week ~ Heidi and Colin came to visit. Heidi is a good friend who I met when I moved to Germany in 2001. Her son, Colin is 8 years old (soon to be...
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Regent’s Park Open Air Theater
I’m a HUGE fan of Jane Austen with Pride and Prejudice being my favorite book in her collection. I immediately booked my tickets for Pride and Prejudice at London’s Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park as...
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A Vacation Within a Vacation
Train Tickets to Gatwick Airport: √ Easy Jet Tickets to Málaga, Spain: √ Hotel in Málaga: √ Euros in my purse: √ Living in London for a year already makes me feel like I’m on a vacation so I find it...
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A Chorus Line ~ Thirty Years Later
Thirtysome years ago, at the end of a High School class trip into New York City, I went to see my first Broadway show ~ A Chorus Line. I loved it and that’s when I became a fan of musicals. It...
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Book Of Mormon in London
The only West End Show John has begged repeatedly asked me to get tickets for is “Book of Mormon” which opened in February 2013. By the time I checked for tickets, the show was sold out through the...
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DC: Mama Mia! ~ Five times a charm
We are officially Mamma Mia! fans. Logan in front of the Broadway poster (2014) and a few years before… Logan in front of Broadway Mama Mia! poster (2007) We went to see Mama Mia! for the fifth time...
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Washington DC: Millennium Stage at The Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center is a living memorial honoring President John Kennedy. The iconic Kennedy Center’s history began in 1958 as the National Cultural Center. It was a product of bi-partisan legislation...
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