This has been good weather today. Except the rain that I had to walk to work in. That wasn't good. Is London more foggy or rainy?

Now the trip to Oxford does sound fun. When could we do that?

I wasn't able to find the londontheatre.com website, but I did find The London Theatre Guide online. The thing there is that there is so much available that it is difficult to sort through. Among the other interesting offerings are a production of Rossini's "Barber Of Seville" (which will be starting while we are there) and a play entitled "Santa's War Stars In Space, Episode III - The Scary Nuisance" which, unfortunately, is no longer playing.

Forgive me for sounding like an uncultured slob, but I find Chekhov's plays somewhat tedious :) Of course, I have only read them, so perhaps they would be better on stage. I like Mark's suggestion of "The Importance of Being Earnest" or anything put on by the RSC.

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I'm not sure I'll be up to a soccer match on the first saturday. Don't let that keep you guys from going, though. I won't be disappointed if I have to do something else :)

Julie (and others) you can post from your own account on a remote computer. If another person's account comes up, you can just log off with the button in the right column and log on as you.

julia -- this is julie posting via ej's computer because i turned mine off for the day. premiership match, eh? I'M IN!!!! i would prefer the chlsea v. sunderland match, but if mike thinks charlton would be good, i'll defer to you. just get us some tics!

do we have any "group" events on saturday that we need to plan around? just something to consider.
also, by getting tickets from "others", do you mean scalpers when we get there or something over the net?

let me know -- julie

Hum...I was just typing and things disappeared. Oh well...if this is a double post, I apologize! First off, Julia, I am totally up for a soccer match! Save me a ticket!

Also wanted to list some information on the Virgin Trains sale. Check out http://www.virgintrains.co.uk/ for more info and to search trains and times. All fares are 50% for a limited time! Trains are much faster than buses so might, especially at these cheaper rates, be worth it! I personally am thinking of day trips to: Oxford, Bath/Stonehenge, and maybe somewhere else. That is a lot of traveling but wanted to see what people are interested in.

Also, check out timeout.com for a searchable list of theatre, music, and othe events for March!

hey all! I just set up a feature that automatically links to the homepage of the author of each post. if you want to link your homepage to the blog, just add your url to your profile in the "team" section of the blogger administration area.

I checked on the web for barbershop clubs in Great Britain. I don't know which of these towns is closest to where we will be, so i thought I would put this link up so that those in the know might be able to advise.

BTW, I would be up for going to the football match, Julie. Or at least the hard cider afterward.

Excellent! Glad to see you on, Julie. And Happy Birthday, Michael! Now I need the rest of you all to get on.