@very-rusty saidMy next visit will likely be with my daughter and her son Cazper. We were in London together a couple of years ago and we had a very good time. If there is a next time after that... who knows.
So, You will not be meeting up with Ghost next visit? 😉
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@torunn saidI suppose one can only fit in so much in a visit and family are more important.
My next visit will likely be with my daughter and her son Cazper. We were in London together a couple of years ago and we had a very good time. If there is a next time after that... who knows.
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@very-rusty saidI make the suggestions and family make the decisions.
I suppose one can only fit in so much in a visit and family are more important.
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@very-rusty saidNo, not knowing Ghost my family happily accepted the traditional tourist attractions such as Hamleys toy shop, Madame Tussauds, sight seeing on a double decker, green parrots in Kensington Gardens and other things. Just being in London is amazing.
So have you suggested visiting Ghost?
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@torunn saidI see, So they were not interested in meeting someone who actually lived there?
No, not knowing Ghost my family happily accepted the traditional tourist attractions such as Hamleys toy shop, Madame Tussauds, sight seeing on a double decker, green parrots in Kensington Gardens and other things. Just being in London is amazing.
I would be but then that would be a personal thing. I am sure my better half would too. Besides you can still see all the attractions at the same time could you not?
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@very-rusty saidGhost and I don't know much about each other, so there would be no point in confronting him with my family. If I come alone, it's a different matter.
I see, So they were not interested in meeting someone who actually lived there?
I would be but then that would be a personal thing. I am sure my better half would too. Besides you can still see all the attractions at the same time could you not?
-VR
The Swedes and the English are a bit reserved - we don't automatically join meet-ups.
@torunn saidIsn't that the whole point of meeting new people to get to know them.
Ghost and I don't know much about each other, so there would be no point in confronting him with my family. If I come alone, it's a different matter.
The Swedes and the English are a bit reserved - we don't automatically join meet-ups.
If you like him on here odds are you would like him in person as would your family.
I didn't realize the Swedes and English were reserved when it came to meeting people.
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@very-rusty saidOur cultures have that in common, being a bit reserved. I'm comfortable with that and I have a feeling Ghost would agree to some extent.
Isn't that the whole point of meeting new people to get to know them.
If you like him on here odds are you would like him in person as would your family.
I didn't realize the Swedes and English were reserved when it came to meeting people.
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@very-rusty saidHow he might feel, to some extent, because he is British. 🙂
So both the Swedes and English are that reserved that you feel comfortable saying how Ghost would feel too? I find that interesting.
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@torunn saidRegrets I've had a few, but too few to mention. Frank Sinatra
My next visit will likely be with my daughter and her son Cazper. We were in London together a couple of years ago and we had a very good time. If there is a next time after that... who knows.
I've always loved this song, feel I've lived my life pretty much this way.
You should never regret anything you should have done in your life.
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