And to the delight of all who are visually stimulated, here are pictures

Yes, this is what I look like when I think of all the exams I have to take in the near future and how they can trust someone like me to take care of sick people.....

And sorry, Eve, but your butt is being broad-casted on the WWW.
And this is what I want to do with myself as a consequence.

Shakespeare's Globe Theater, which is a re-make of the original in case anyone didn't know. It's not even in the same location as the original Globe, which was rebuilt several times and was once destroyed in a fire because during one of the plays, they fired a canon ball into the air from the top of the stage (the barn window looking thing at the top of the inverted V-shaped roof) and it landed on the thatched roof and caught on fire. You would be please to know that no one was killed in the folly.

More of the same...
The pillars look like marble but actually are wood painted to look like marble.

And were it not for this guy, Sam Wanamaker, the Globe theater would be a thing of history. The Brits laughed at him when he first proposed this idea in 1965. They were an incredulous mob; for how dare an American come into their country and tell them that they should preserve a little of their cultural and literary history?

I'm way too young to remember this actor.

See the balcony with the fake gold banisters?
This is where the Royalty sat. They didn't really watch the play but played cards, smoked, ate etc. because the purpose of their visit is to be seen.

This is 221B Baker Street. If you ever visit London and are a Sherlock fan, this place is a joke and not worth my 12 pounds but all the same, it was interesting. Did you know that Sherlock Holmes was sited in Stolkholm?

See Sherlock lighting the candles?