the outcasts, the underdogs

"Where the telescope ends the microscope begins, and who can say which has the wider vision?- Victor Hugo

Danielle, my current guest from MIT (here to debate at the Union-some pretty serious stuff there) and I, along with other Americans traveled to London last night to see Les Miserables (apparently, the world's longest running musical) performed in the West End. The only downside to the whole trip may have been my utter ineptitude regarding the bus system between here and London, but what I like to think is ultimately important here is that we made it to London and back again. Let's just not talk about the inbetween. Moving on then.

Set: GORGEOUS. Songs: SENSATIONAL. My perspective on life: CHANGED. Danielle and I: DEVILISHLY CHARMING AND GOOD-LOOKING (as always).

See what wonderful things happen to people who visit me?

Also, quickly back to the bus discussion, one result of that whole episode was the discovery of the Animal War Memorial in London. Who knew? At night, the memorial was a bit eery. And creepy.

Also also, a newly developed addiction: G&D's mochas.

Poll Results: Merlin and Robin Hood tie for most fashionable dressers. My personal opinion is that the new fad will be to fuse the two styles (robe plus tights, anyone?).