Today I’m reporting from Leicester Square (pronounced as leis-ter). I’ve done a lot of sightseeing and am really tired of so much walk. So I decided to drop by the ciber again and have my daily Internet dosis. London is far better than I expected. It’s not like everything else I’ve seen in England - which doesn’t mean that I don’t like that “everything else”. But… London is different. I’m now going to have a well-deserved pint and continue my tourist role just afterwards. Have to hurry up, I haven’t seen Piccadilly Square yet!
November 15th, 2002
Hi @ll!
I’m writing from a ciber by the Victoria Station in London, so will be concise to avoid extra charges… I arrived at London yesterday night after a (very) long flight delay. Besides they broke my luggage 
Yes, you guessed it! It was raining. But I was psychologically prepared for that. It was much worse today, when I had to get to a company for a job interview and didn’t know that the fire brigade was on strike and closing many underground stations. In summary, it’s been a long an exciting day. Well, actually it’s not finished yet… Will now enjoy a pint at a very nice english pub.
November 14th, 2002
Of course, the first things I wanted to see were the Tube and the Big Ben. I enjoyed Madame Tussaud’s museum quite a lot; there I met my friends Spock and Kylie. The British Museum is very recommendable, but you’ll need several days to see all the exhibitions. Don’t miss a flight at the London Eye neither, if you can afford it! And if you get extremely bored and need some arcade action, then head to Trocadero, but don’t expect to find anything cultural there, he he.
