So, my European tour has come to a close and I am now back stateside.
It was wonderful. If the weather wasn't so crummy in England, I could easily see myself living there.
The job aspect was great. English children are so well behaved. What are they doing that Americans aren't? Oh right. They have recess. At least twice a day. And art. And no MCAS or leaving children behind bullshit. It seems to be working pretty well for them. And their teachers strike to keep their pensions. Which, gave me a day off. That wasn't too shabby.
What did I do with my extra day off? I WENT TO STONEHENGE!!!!
It was cool. Definitely on my to-do list for life, which made me so very happy. Nobody really knows what it is or was, which I kind of like. I find the myths that surround it the most interesting. What would you do if you wandered through the woods and stumbled upon Stonehenge? Or Chichen Itza? I'll let you know when I stumble upon something that no one has really paid attention to in a few hundred years.
My last night in England was spent at a castle watching an outdoor production of Romeo and Juliet. Not half bad, if I do say so myself.
Next, off to tour Australia for three weeks. Worldwide tour. No biggie.....
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