"What's the protocol for if you look like your passport picture while traveling?"

(I wrote this yesterday morning, and in my slightly confused state I didn't post it, but left it open.)

So, here I am at 6am, sorting my pictures. Since I've taken the pictures off my camera a grand total of two times this entire trip, so they are really disorganized. I'll try to pick out some of the better ones and put them in my posts. Since I'm still in London, I guess I'll post one of London today. Other days it'll probably be a random, completely irrelevant pic.

My videos are something to be organized at another time. I have something like 40 videos that I have no idea what to do with, from reading weird signs to parts of the three hour church service.

Plans for today: Eating breakfast, catching the tube around 9 or 10ish to the airport(always a joy with luggage and a mother with a fear of crowds), then our plane is leaving at around 1pm. Around three hours until we get to Iceland, a three hour layover, and a four hour flight to Halifax. Grammie and Grampie are picking us up at the airport and we're staying their house for the night.

Oh, and yesterday, I don't believe I wrote about yesterday, yet. We got day passes for the tube and traveled around to the London Eye(see pic), where I realized that I do, indeed, have a fear of heights, but only over water. Nothing other than that worth documenting really happened there. Then we took the tube to the Science Museum, but stopped at Subway again for lunch. Subway didn't have any seating, so we walked in the rain until we found a building with capable bench like objects in the front. The Science Museum was kind of boring, but eventually I just started reading little descriptions of things, and that amused me enough. We only saw the ground floor and a bit of the second floor. I do believe their were four floors we didn't even touch. After that we went back to the hotel. For supper, we ate at Nando's, this really awesome chicken place that I didn't realize they had in Kenya, also (yeah, so I find out now.) They had bottomless frozen yogurt machine and Dad had lots of pocket change he was trying to get rid of, so that worked out well :)

I must go take a shower.
-J-