You know I like my chicken fried, a cold beer on a Friday night

...or a warm vodka drink on a Wednesday night.  The Europeans are not a lover of ice.  I think my mother would die here.

Speaking of my mother, aka my #1 blog fan, she told me that my pictures weren't opening, so I was able to fix them this morning and they can now be seen. :)  I might be able to load a few more pictures tonight as Meg and I trade our pics from the week, so stay tuned...

Yesterday was a late start, but I made it to the museum.  I thought I'd make it into more than one, but it was a no-go. I spent the entire day in the Natural History Museum, and loved every minute of it.  Can we say field trip next year....????!!  I could have probably spent even more time there, and then would have happily moved on to the others, but we needed to shop for dinner and try to make it to Hyde Park in time to see Zac Brown Band.  We didn't see his entire set, but we did catch the last couple of songs.  I'm sure the mood was nuts when he played Chicken Fried at Kenny last weekend, but the London King's of Leon fans, didn't quite have the same reaction.  I loved it though.  I'm also pretty sure that's probably what they probably closed with on Saturday, but last night they closed covering Limp Bizkit. The Brits seemed to enjoy that one a bit more than Chicken Fried.  We had a legit picnic for 5 packed.  Blankets, cheese, bread, dips, veggies, chips, vodka in water bottles, it was great.  Nicole spent almost an hour trying to find us since Meg gave her a poor location on our blanket, and almost left, but we finally got a hold of her.  The concert was PACKED!!!  I only knew about 2 of their songs, but it was a good time still.  I enjoyed myself a lot.

Today's agenda is an interview at Hogwarts with Professor McGonagall, maybe I won't be coming home after all :).  One-Nil.  A bit of shopping at the Camden Market, and the pound shop (K, No Holla Dolla's over here!) Next, going to hit up a British museum, as I think that would be most appropriate on my last day in London.  Taking Ed downtown to River Thames tonight so he can have a few photo ops, and then dinner with Meg and Nicole on the river.  My flight leaves tomorrow morning at 6:30 (it's in military time again, but I think I can handle this one) so I'll be public transporting in the wee hours on not too much sleep.  finally meeting Marnie tomorrow and starting our Turkish adventures!