Exploring England: That One Tour Life

When was the last time you went on tour? Now, I haven't traveled in a long time, but let me tell you about the last time I did. So I'd just graduated, correct? My father believed "Oh, you've done fantastically, baby darling. You deserve your recognition and a reward ". How could I refuse that? Who, after all, would say no?

I recall it being a late Friday in July. I had gone shopping the day before, so I was well-stocked on clothing and accessories. Oh! I was eager to shine, for everyone to know my "Ideniny." To begin with, I was so delighted that I couldn't sleep for days. Friday arrived, and I was so exhausted that I slept for much of the day and almost missed my flight.

That would have been disastrous!

Let's fast forward to going to England. So we decided to do a little trip of England. We traveled from Liverpool to London, Manchester, Brighton, Leicester, and many more places. People, I was on a roll. Dining out, bus tours, Madame Tussauds, the London Eye, and other tourist attractions

We stayed in hotels and considered ourselves to be nomads at the time. I can't say I wasn't disappointed when I had to leave and return home. Of course, I knew there would be other opportunities to travel, but to be honest, I didn't want to return home. I wished I could remain there indefinitely. I begged my parents to let me remain, but they answered "NO" and that was the end of it.

You should avoid arguing with your parents, particularly if they are Yoruba. My mother is a no-nonsense lady. Yes equals Yes, and No equals No. If you step out of line, you will be arrested.

"Isn't she going to tell us about all the locations she went?" you're presumably thinking. I could tell you about going to Madame Tussauds and seeing all of those life-size wax figurines. I was absolutely captivated. They seemed to be really lifelike. If I'm being really honest, it was eerie; almost terrifying.

I could also mention going to the Warner Bros. Studio. Let me tell you, this specific experience was one that I would gladly relive at any moment. Every day, all day. Call me a child, but visiting the studio where some of my favorite movies were created made me ecstatic. Even lightheaded. Guys!!!! In that studio, Harry Potter was born. All eight films. How could I not be excited? *childish laughter*

Get aboard the Big Bus Hop on Hop off tour for the greatest tour of London. You can bet you'll see almost all you need to see. You'd be on a double-decker bus, so you'd have the option of sitting on the lower deck or the open deck, depending on the weather. If I may say so, the weather in London can be pretty "bipolar." However, anything tickles your fancy. The London Eye, Kensington Gardens, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Tower of London are all popular stops on this journey.

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Yes, you may get off the bus to thoroughly inspect these sights. "Will I simply be looking?" I'm sure you wondered. No, you may go exploring. Sha 'doesn't' become disoriented.

You'd probably grow weary of hearing about my adventures one by one, as much as I'd want to. Instead, why not take your own trip of England? As a result, you may also write about your own experiences. Have you already done that? What about traveling to other countries? What would be your ideal country? It is not too late to begin planning and saving; more importantly, the effort will be worthwhile in the end.