1. Missy & I have the Sports Night Box set (entire series) - you are welcome to borrow at any time.

2. Remember, for Eastbound Flights - http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6676585.stm. Watch out for blindness, deafness, or erections lasting for more than four hours.

3. We sure did a lot of walking in London. I wish one of the guidebooks had mentioned that all the bakeries and Fish&Chip places were back in the neighborhoods, off the main drags.

Thank you for the kind comment; I hope you check back in from time to time or subscribe to the RSS feed. My goal is that there’s enough in here to interest people who have other travel destinations in mind.

I’ve not been to Scotland - I was going to go this spring and work was just too crazily uncertain. But three quick days in London: three walking tours from London Walks (any three which strike your fancy), Buckingham Palace (outside only), Westminster Abbey, Cabinet War Rooms, Tower of London, Harrods. The rest of the time depends on your personal interests: I prefer wandering through neighborhoods over going to museums or shopping.

My mom has blood clot issues - if you haven’t bought your ticket yet, you might look into one of the daytime eastbound flights. United has one from Washington, American has one from Chicago, and I think British Airways has one from JFK. That way, you could plan on getting up and walking every 30-45 minutes.

Saw your website on your ww profile - love this post in particular. Headed to London in September - first trans-atlantic flight since 99 and I’ve had a blood clot since then so I’m a bit apprehensive.

Also took note that you’ve been to London a lot and that you prefer walking tours over museums - which is the way I like to travel too… Wondered if you had any London/Edinburgh/Britain suggestions….

Great site….
Sarah