Saturday in the Park (every other day too)

The people from last year's program raved about Hyde Park but I really couldn't see what the big deal was. I mean, it's a park. We have parks in Provo. (I think I was picturing a big swing set with the royal crest.) Next topic, please.

But oh no. It is not a park. It is a people watching and relaxing place with sun and shade for optimal temperature control and even a few bugs, but they're British bugs which makes it slightly cooler to squash them. I go to Hyde Park most days. Me and my journal, or me and my roommate . We talk only of the most important things--our feelings on baldness, if we'll ever feel grown up, what we would do to have a Frisbee and put on the best game of Ultimate London has ever seen.

So, when you come to this city of cities, hit the museums and catch the shows, but by all means go to the Park.

Picture compliments of Lyndi. Hyde Park is also a good place to eat Ritter Sport chocolate and pretend to be doing homework while you take artsy pictures. Lots and lots of artsy pictures.