July 22, 2009
London, 5
The postcard.
Love, Lucy x
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This is so pretty. I want to go to London so badly!
It is my favorite city, period.
Well, I am a forty-year-old virgin and have never been. Yep. I have many friends over there, I would consider myself a regular Anglophile, and I have a slight UK Man fetish, yet I have not made it over there yet. Go figure. I am dying to go to the Tate and the Textile Design Museum, not to mention everywhere else.
Lovely photo, Lucy.
Oh, Amy, London is marvelous. Absolutely.
Loving the postcards, Lucy. London is a fine place.