Ok, maybe not a completely double life, but certainly two different ones. I love my internship in the News department of MSN. I work with a variety of people from England, Scotland, and Ireland who are all extremely friendly and willing to teach. The days are full- I work from 9a.m. until about 5 or 6p.m. Strange as it is having a job rather than going to class, I feel comfortable.
The other part of my life is still exploring London. Here are the place updates since the last post:
• Stonehenge
• Bath (town and Roman Baths)
View from inside a ancient Roman coffin
Head of Medina
The Romans used to prop their buildings up on these stacks. They then took heated pipes through the stacks and the heat would warm the buildings.
A "priest" came out and said prayers for the sick about to bathe.
The Romans used to prop their buildings up on these stacks. They then took heated pipes through the stacks and the heat would warm the buildings.
A "priest" came out and said prayers for the sick about to bathe.
A cross in the rocks. 
The ancient wishing well. 
• Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum
• National Portrait Museum
• Kensington Gardens
• Hyde Park
• Picadilly Circus and Regent Street
• Tate Britian
A modern art project called, "What falls to the ground but can't be eaten?"
• London Museum
A modern art project called, "What falls to the ground but can't be eaten?"• Guildford (a town in Surrey) Castle and Cathedral
• Shere (where The Holiday was filmed)
• Abbey Road
• Absolut Ice Bar
• Harrods
• Wicked
• Royal Albert Hall
• Buck’s again with ABS!!!
• Trafalgar Square
Funny story about Trafalgar: Last Friday night, Ryan and I were walking around Picadilly Circus. We met these English men who gave us directions and also told us of a large international fair taking place the next day. The men said the fair would have booths from every country, food and be a fantastic time. This was the 'fair' they were talking about. Clearly everyone cannot be trusted. 
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