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I used to like deserts. I still like desserts. When I was a kid, I loved sand. It seemed to be the greatest thing in the world. Something I could shape and mould into anything I wanted. Although, after a few hours, this would get …
Brunch seems to be a pivotal part of the weekend ritual. To a brunch heathen like me, it seemed nonsensical that its absence bespoke a critical defect in humanity. Seemingly excessive inebriation, bodily harm or extreme extrusion of liquids were not justifiable reasons to miss …
We found it fascinating to see so many armed soldiers around. Especially with particularly youthful looks! So much so, that the most gregarious member of our group just had to take a photo with them. They were nice and didn’t shoot him. We then visited …
This is a nice area, must have lots of discerning, sophisticated people here. At least this is how Kingston beckoned to me when I got off the train. A particularly refined area of London. I thought that it must be a nice area to live …
Continuing on our water theme, we visited the river Jordan, where many were baptised. We then went past Ein Karem, a pretty little village where John the Baptist was born. The one who came before. Visiting Mount Temptation where Jesus was tempted by the devil …
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