For My Future Nostalgia

Today was my last day of class, so I had a little free time afterwards to take pictures of the places I walked past every day. I figured I'd like to be able to look back on those places and remember, since I probably won't see them for a while, if ever. Here are a few of the things I see every day of my stay in London:

The building my class was in (above) and "the pointy building" my

friends and I used to figure out which direction to travel in (below)

Regent Street, where we got off the Tube to get to

class (above) and my Tube stop, Lambeth North (below)

Kennington Street, the street I walked down to get to the Tube (above) and

the pub at the corner of my street, which we never actually went into (below)

My dorm building, International House (above)

The buses here have advertisements on them, and whenever we'd see this one (usually in the morning), we'd know it'd be a good day (above)

 So those are some of the things I'd see on a regular basis. Again, this post was more for my own future nostalgia than anything else.

Oh, and I almost forgot! Since yesterday was the Fourth of July, my friends and I went to an "American" diner and got a more familiar meal to celebrate:

The burger was okay (it was a burger), and the shake was good too, but I think the best part was stumbling upon a Cinnabon a couple streets over. I now have a Cinnabon for my breakfast tomorrow (I ate one today, as well).

Later tonight, we're going on a boat cruise on the Thames as a goodbye party for those of us who are leaving, so there should be some good pictures from that. In the meantime, I'm practicing my use of the word "cheers," which is something I really want to pick up from my time here. We'll see how it goes!