My parent’s were coming today!!! Yayayyayay. I was super
super excited to see them. In the morning, I said my goodbyes to my friends. Then, I finished up my packing and headed downstairs to checkout and
wait at the café near my dorm, The Juggler. Luckily, a staff member was on his
way up to clean the rooms when I was coming down with my gigantic heavy bag and
he carried it down for me without me even asking. Love nice people, especially
when they are strong. :)
I waited in the Juggler, had an iced café, and read Harry
Potter. It was coming closet to about 12 and my devices were unfortunately
dying.
But then I saw a reflection of a short guy in a yellow shirt
in the window of the café. I thought that might be my dad. And then, another
guy, taller, in a flannel type shirt and black-framed glasses. Yup. Suchir. I
ran out and said “Hi guys!!” They were looking around for me and I walked up
them all and gave them hugs. I was really happy to see them and they were happy
to see me. We packed the car, which was quite difficult with all of our bags
and my huge bag, but we got it to work. We set off for Stonehenge and
Salisbury.
On our way out of the city, we needed up driving through
everything. I saw it all one last time. The Eye, St. Paul’s, the Houses of
Parliament, Memorial Bridge, Bond Street, Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, the
whole London package. I couldn’t keep my eyes away from the window. I was
really really sad to be leaving London. I had such a great time here the past
three weeks. I’ll definitely come back again.
We later stopped at a small rest area for some drinks and a
small snack. I couldn’t stop talking about
We were staying at the Holiday Inn, about 2 miles from
Stonehenge. It was a nice hotel with a really cool exterior. We freshened up
and drove into Salisbury for dinner. We ate at Cactus Jacks, a Mexican
restaurant. It was yummy :)
Of course, we played bukharo (an Indian card game) till almost midnight that
night. Couldn’t resist. This is what happens on my family vacations!
I’m sad my London experience is over, but I’m really excited
for my upcoming adventures with my family.
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