Haha, what a classic!
Musicals are worse than WMDs, we all knew that.
But Cabaret was really a bit over the top.
A Master of Ceremonies in suspendies, drunken hookers and dancing SA members...I just can't be asked.

However the rest of our Christmas party was brilliant.
Drink of the Day: Brain Haemmorhage (Peach Schnapps, Bailey's, Grenadine)

"...in addition, for those who whish to take up residence permanently in the uk, we will include a requirement to pass an english test before such permanent citizenship is granted." (source: BBC)

Dear Mr. Blair,
does that mean that all Brummies, Scousers, Geordies, Gingers, Welshmen, Northern Irish and Cornish will be expatronised?
I think you're taking the general idea of SBE a little bit too far. What would be left apart from the South East? London and a bunch of Counties, most of which ending on "- sex"!
Marvelous!!!

Tempus Fugit.
Period!

The first four months are over.
I have to admit, the time here in London is running through my hands.
But in no way does this flow feel unnatural. On the contrary.
It's finally feeling really good.

Two memorials.
One of which was erected earlier.
Guess which one!

Quote of the day:
"Gosh, I saw your neighbours' house. That's insane!"

... is quite a fascinating place in Barbican/City.
Yet another fascinating plus free-of-admission sight in the capital, reaching from pre-historic insights on the Thames Basin & Estuary over Roman and Medieval times, focussing on the 16th - early 20th century.





This is a copy of Oliver Cromwell's death mask





The great fire in 1666!





Wellington's Jacket, Hat and...Boots (of course!)



The silent Highway-Man: Your Money, your Life



Punch & Judy



A Land untouched by modern dentistry...

Isn't it good to have neighbours?

There's some new stuff in the City of London Gallery.

I spent my afternoon in the Regent's Park. Find some images in the Gallery.

And a dog called Mutley