JustBrad: I do this for you..

It's late. Well not terribly late, but for the fact that I have to catch a train at 5am and head to some lil' ole town called Stratford-Upon-Avon, its a bit irresponsible for me to not have been in bed hours ago. Especially when I am sharing a room with two grown strangers who have to get up early for their own endeavors, and I've probably been keepin them up with my excessive typing. Yeah; I'm a dick, but free wi-fi doesn't come around to often in London.. But, more importantly, I don't do this for me, I do this for you. I know that a thousand, not even a hundred, and even less than twenty people probably even read this, but I still do it anyways, because If at least one person can read my words, and see my pictures and forget wherever they are in the world or whatever they're doing, and see the world through my eyes for only a few seconds, and be entertained or intrigued just a little bit.. Well, that just makes it all the worthwhile to me.

And once again, this hostel has free wi-fi so why not take advantage of it since its so hard to come by ;)

Now for the photos...

atop of the royal observatory.. standin on the prime meridian.. (stunting on you)

finally found some graff.. geeez

i wish i would have gotten a picture or video of this dude breakdancing by himself in front of one of the pieces and attempting to tape himself on his pink razr! it was sooo funny i forgot to take a pic.. darn

GREENWICH VILLAGE

stevi and i had to pause for a quick impromptu photoshoot.. my pic is the third take;
if you would have seen my two previous poses.. well, lets just say my gangsta card would have been revoked...

they say the beatles used to kick it greenwich back in their youth

ghetto market - wait til' you see the shirt that i got!

not-ghetto market

the fuel that powered my london night-life excursions (wine, champagne, and vodka when necessary).. with help from my friends of course, not a lone!

see how casually these girls are drinking their wine on the public tube? everyone does it too! it's crazy to think
how as an american i've grown up being told alcohol is some sort of forbidden fruit only to be enjoyed at the given
age of maturity, 21. While over here its 18, and its not uncommon for people years younger to start. Yet, it's rare you see the youth abusing it the way I've witnessed my peers do it nearly every weekend for the past four years back in the states.. it's time to change that law.. cliche i know, but it's true!

check out this dudes coat! i don't necessarily like it, but it takes guts to wear shit like this comfortably in public,
and a majority of londoners have those needed organs.. if only minnesota had style :(