Thatās a great tip- thanks for spreading the word about this special occasion, Christina!
A special badge for a very special person- you more than earn them, Amethyst! Thanks again for all that you bring to the forum
Sorry Jeannie, that sounds rough. But youāve got your new license and a beautiful new Malachite, so hopefully youāre doing better now! Sending lots of love and light to you
As you should- thatās an amazing accomplishment, Colin! Congrats to you and cheers to many more magickal years to come
So exciting- a huge congrats to you on the upcoming trip, Benjamin! The UK folks will have the best tips for what to see, but if you havenāt already considered it (and if it isnāt closed/on hiatus because of the pandemic) I loved seeing Shakesphereās Globe Theater
Ooh, I love Sherlock Holmes, too!!! I always watched cartoons and shows of him as a child. I still think that heās interesting and was a great detective!
Ooh so exciting that youāre coming to London!
Hopefully we can find a good date while youāre here. Maybe we could all grab a lunch/dinner together? @IrisW@Abs53
May drag the hubby along too if thatās OK? Bless him neither of us have had much of a social life over the last 18 months with Covid, a little normality would be welcome!
I missed the post yesterday but congrats @Amethyst!
I donāt have much planned this week. I have to take my dogs to the vet on Friday, one for a recurring skin problem and the other to check his protein levels (old dog with early kidney disease) and have a mass checked out. Nothing major for either but itās a 2 hour drive back home. The hubby has craziness at work so we are looking forward to having a relaxing weekend of not doing anything.
:London seems like a really nice place to go! That is so neat that the guys were given robes and wands! That is such a cool place to go! So magical! I would love to have an experience like that:smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
Blessed be!
Wow, thatās a long trip! Wishing a successful and peaceful visit to the vet for your furry friends, @Amaris_Bane
It does look like a fun place, doesnāt it @Jeannie1? I hope you can make it to such a place someday! London may be far, but perhaps check for themed cafes in the nearest big city close to you? You may be surprised to find exciting cafes close to home!
For us Texans, 2 hours is a short trip, lol. An hour of that is just getting out of Houston! We are used to driving long distances to go places. My husband drives 30 miles one way to work and I used to drive 25 before working from home.
Plus Texas is big. Itās 870 miles from the east to west borders and around 1,000 miles from the north to south borders of the state. When we drove to California, the first day was getting out of Texas, the second day was the rest of the way to California.
LOL one of the perks of being in the western US is driving to get anywhere. All of our wide open spaces. I love it though and wouldnāt have it any other way because it gives me time to think.
I love it outside of the major cities. Hey me outside Houston/Austin/Dallas/San Antonio and itās all open. Like you said, itās a great time to think! My husband and I will have the most random conversations on those drives.
This is a huge step since needing to sell my home and leave my old job due to mental illness. Iām making far less than I ever used to but enough to finally get a place with a friend.
Between that and London, I am pretty happy.
Soā¦ Iām really crazy about my girlfriend and I think London is the perfect place to propose. Thoughts on this? (She would kill me if I spent too much.)
The UK folks will have the best tips for what to see, but if you havenāt already considered it (and if it isnāt closed/on hiatus because of the pandemic) I loved seeing Shakesphereās Globe Theater 
You guys will love my better half. Sheās a witch, too. 
Yay! UK meetup! 
