So, I left off on the 27th. Nothing overly exciting happened on the 28th, so I am skipping that and going to instead tell you about the really cool show we saw on the 29th. It was called Creditors by Strindberg and was playing at the Donmar Warehouse. Strindberg is very naturalistic, and they did a fantastic job of that in this production. the set was in all white, which is usally a HUGE no-no in theatre (reflects too much lights), but they made it work with th...

So, even though my last post was on 2 November, I am going to start right after we left Prauge on the 23 October. (this is gonna be long, just to warn you ahead of time, but I will break it into parts so we all dont lose our minds) Our flight back to London wasn't until 7pm, but we had pretty much seen everything we wanted to and were ready to get back home, so we got lucky enough to bump up to an earlier flight at 3pm, which put us back into central london at...

So, this is in addition to my weekly update that will happen on Sunday as usual, but I have been thinking about home (all of my US homes) a lot lately and decided to share. At dinner our host family loves to talk about the differences between the US and England. They get a kick out of asking us questions and hearing our strange and so very American answers. We particularly like to compare our two vastly different, but yet similar Englishes. I am constantly...

Hello all!! well, we have offically had our first day in London! Megs and I flew out of SLC to Chicago and then after 3 hours sitting in O'hare, we took off for London, only to sit another hour in the plane because of the nasty rain Chicago was having. It was a bit of a bumpy ride, but we got here safe and sound. We spent two hours in the airport going through immigration and customs and such. after we were totally through we took the tube to our hotel, where...