The problem with these weekend trips is that I come back on Sunday to a bunch of little things that has to be done and no time to do them. So I spend weeknight evenings catching up on my errand list and short on time to do other things - like finish uploading my trip photos, locating the item I'm going to give away and coming up with partially interesting post topics.
Other things that I would like to do in the next few weeks that are looking questionable? Hanging my living room curtains, visiting the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens' Cherry Blossom Festival, getting my hair cut, working on an art project for over my bed, cleaning out the box room, finishing a sewing project, etc. This list can go on for a while so I'll stop now.
Not that I'm complaining - I love to travel and take every opportunity to do it. But I'm feeling a little run down today.
Wow! How very cool that you took a weekend trip to London-love that! My best friend just got back from a trip there too. Looking forward to seeing your new project...and don't fret-everything will eventually get done :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a weekend trip to London! It's such a great city.
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ReplyDeleteJet lag over was a problem b/c we took an overnight flight (and I don't sleep well on planes) but coming back was no problem.
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ReplyDeleteMay I suggest drink lots of fluids, water and eating fruit always helps me get back on track. I love that you hopped across the pond for a short trip and are back safe and sound and have bloody good things to share - We are so lucky!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had fun in old London town and I guess it wouldn't be London without the drizzle! xv
ReplyDeleteTravelling is always exhausting. I think part of it is coming down from the adreneline and excitement of exploring and discovering (airport manuevering doesn't help either).
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet comments on my blog! I agree with you on the poster needing a mat. Guess I can't get away with being cheap this time (although the poster itself was affordable). Hope you'll continue reading :)
I love London. I can't wait to go back one day. I can see why you're feeling run down though! A weekend in London!! That's nuts! It was probably exhausting! Can't wait to see the photos...you always take amazing photos! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! I. am. so. jealous. Lucky girl!!
ReplyDeleteI think I might be disappointing you with my photos this time around. Without blue skies, my photos aren't that much to look at. I need perfect conditions for passable photos :)
ReplyDeleteI don't think Im run down so much from the trip as I don't like being behind my mental to-do list. Its definitely a state of mind thing rather than a physical one.
I hear ya! It's the little things that add up then feel like such a large burden!
ReplyDeleteOooh, as for the art above the bed, a family crest?
Great weekend in London! I can't wait to see the rest of the pics!
ReplyDeleteOh the east coast and its close proximity to Europe. Seattle is jealous. So very, very jealous.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are SO more than passable! :-) Did you get to go to the fabulous (or at least formerly fabulous...I haven't been in several years) Portobello Market??
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ReplyDeleteYou went to London? Oh.......you lucky thing ;-) We left the UK 3.5yrs ago and I miss it everyday.
ReplyDeletePhotos look fantastic, I love the Bridge one and can just imagine the "City of London" in black and white.
Hope you had a great weekend there, its a fascinating City isn't it?
I'm jealous of your trip to London! How fun! Your right though about coming back and all of the errands and things that we do on the weekend needing to be done. Good Luck!
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