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If you’re a huge Shakespeare fan like I am then I highly suggest you visit it! I went on the guided tour which was onlye 9quid (roughly 18 american), but it was totally worth it. That night I also saw the Twelfth Night there for a few quid. You only get that good of a deal though if you’re a groundling-meaning you have to stand the whole time. It was still fun though!

So I was determined to see the famous Peter Pan statue, i’m pretty sure it took me a very very long time to find it, but I did and it was amazing. It was a dream come true!

I lived in Arusha for a few months in 2007 at the YWAM base there off Kibaoni! I loved downtown Arusha! I would recommend McMoody’s or Steers if you’re looking for good food especially McMoody’s! McMoody’s also has an internet cafe where the internet runs pretty fast. If you’re a volunteer you get a deal on internet usage which is nice-seeing as how I was a poor missionary. The Masai market is also worth checking out for souviners and stuff, also if you’re looking for some bootlegged movies I know of someone that will give you a great deal, just ask and i’ll tell you how to find him! I miss good old arusha-town and the people!

So before I went to Paris I was a bit skeptical because EVERYONE told me how dirty Paris was and that everyone was rude. To be quite honest it was the opposite! Paris was delightful, very VERY clean-a lot cleaner than London that’s for sure. Though at times we did experience a few rude people, no one was as rude as they had been made out to be. So I want to set the rumor straight Paris is clean and not everyone there is rude!

I lived in England from September 06-December 06. I loved the UK even though I never got out of England, and barely left Warwickshire for that matter. I loved it there, it was freezing though and my southern californian self could barely stand it. If you ever go there I highly recommend you try a kabab (NOT a kabob). ALSO you can’t leave England without going to a pub, ordering a pint and joining in with the pub quiz. good times.

i lived in tanzania from december 06-march 07. i absolutely loved everything about it! i lived in Mwanza which is right on the shore of lake victoria and is absolutely beautiful. i spent most of my time living in Arusha, about an hour away from Mt. Kilimanjaro. The people are so amazing and happy. i would definitely recommend going to Tanzania for anyone! i miss it and can’t wait til i can go back!