Going a long way to make a point...

[skull_bearer]

The american border has more holes than last year's socks, as everyone knows, but this fellow went a step further when he crossed the border with three elephants and a marching band. Needless to say, they passed without a hitch, because there  was no-one within sight (or hearing apparently, the band was making a lot of noise) to stop them.

Excuse me while I snigger.

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[analia-the-1st.livejournal.com]

I would LOVE to. I had the chance to come back for a visit a few years ago, but I had already spend my travel money on a trip to Washington D.C. (I went for a Girl Scout Jamboree, I believe they are called Girl Guides over there. The festival was a complete waste of money, aside from all the museums and historical things.) *pout*

I live in Missouri, near St. Louis. Not by choice, but it's free room and board while I go to college since I'm still living with the Aged P's.

I'm also looking for a friend or two to make contact with over the next year, since I intend to study abroad in London within the next year or two. I will definately look you up if everything goes according to plan.

[jehzavere.livejournal.com]

I live in Missouri, near Kansas City...I'm attending UMKC.

I plan to study a semester in London over the summer, though I'm not sure if it would be 2007 or 2008. Are you planning on going for the summer, or a whole semester? Dragonlance lovers unite! =)

[skull-bearer.livejournal.com]

Yay!

[analia-the-1st.livejournal.com]

I'm going to try to spend an entire semester in London (I'm hoping for Fall), probably in 2008. I'm going to be transfering to IPFW in Ft. Wayne, IN, and I want a solid year there before I run off to do something else.

[skull-bearer.livejournal.com]

Very cool! London is an amazing place (in case you haven't been there).

[analia-the-1st.livejournal.com]

I was actually born outside of London at Lakenheath AFB. I was in London several times as a child, but I don't remember much, except for the zoo.

Then Dad got transferred back to the States, so he, Mom (I still call her Mum on occasion) and I had to move to Texas.

[skull-bearer.livejournal.com]

The zoo's nice, but the London Dungeon is much more fun *evil grin*

[analia-the-1st.livejournal.com]

What's the London Dungeon? I was only three when we moved.

[skull-bearer.livejournal.com]

IT a collection of all the nasty bits in London's history- the crusades, the plague, Jack the Ripper. All in wax work and actually quite scary- and a lot of fun.