Summer in London
Posted by Cottontimer on 13 Jun 2006 | Tagged as: London, Vietnam

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Summer in London is far different than the gritty grime of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Where we are west of the city, there are trees and flowers and the River Thames flowing by.
Despite the hayfever, I still feel healthier than I ever did in the almost two year we spent in Vietnam. No longer cooped up all day in an air conditioned box, we take daily walks to and from school.

In the morning, the air is fresh especially after a morning rain shower. In the mid-day, it grows warmer but the breeze continues to stir things up (including the pollen). Temps of 30 degrees Celsius and above (86 degrees F) in London feel nothing like the way it would in humid Singapore or even the dry brown hills of Northern California.
Summer in London is a unique experience. Maybe life here isn’t so bad after all.
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I’m so glad you’re enjoying London. I know it has its downsides, but it is a lovely country. You should escape to the countryside for a day too, because it’s cheaper and it’s so verdoyant and lush! Devon always makes me happy…
Rosie: What’s it like in your neck of London? If you ever long to escape, email me. Weekdays are usually ok.
PS I just spent the last few minutes trying to figure out what “verdoyant” means. You meant verdant, right? lol
Haha, yeah, I’m thinking in French again
Verdoyant in French, verdant in English. I do this a lot. Deception for disappointment is another one I do a lot!
At the moment it’s hot and murky here. I’d love to come and see you guys, although weekends are a no-no as I work Friday-Saturday-Sunday every week. Are you ever free on weekdays?