Things I Do Before I Leave London

1. Buckingham Palace (actually woke up to watch Changing of the Guard)
2. Richmond Park
3. Greenwich
4. Canary Wharf
5. Bristol
6. Brighton
7. A party at a car park
8. Try a scotch egg
9. Eat at a gastropub
10. Dover
11. Windsor Castle
12. Edinburgh
13. Curry (Traveled to East Ham and Whitechapel)
14. High Tea (3 times!)
15. Bath Spa
16. Prague (Don't think I'll be able to go here)
17. Travel to a random city via Ryanair/Easyjet
18. Become an excel spreadsheet queen (Thank you Happy Computers!)
19. Find cheap, cute clothes (yay Primark!)
20. Go to a UK-based music festival (Glastonbury t-minus one month!)
21. Learn how to make a good cup of coffee
22. Try Postcard Teas/Tea Smith
23. Fly on a discount airline
24. Eat at a Ramsey establishment
25. find cheap nail, threading, waxing, facial, massage salon
26. compare sandwiches at prêt, eat, m&s and other chain shops and write about it ala nymag
27. same goes for biscuits and bagels
28. Budapest (Don't think I'll be able to go here)
29. Amsterdam (Don't think I'll be able to go here)
30. Barcelona (Don't think I'll be able to go here)
31. Istanbul

New tasks for the summer...
32. Have fun at a rooftop bar
33. Watch a concert/ballet/opera at Trafalgar Square
34. Long weekend on a beach
35. Travel on the Eurostar to Brussels or Paris

I=tasks completed
I=tasks completed (as of 1 June)

Snow, Sainsbury's, Baked Goods and the Internet

The British LOVE the snow.

I'm sorry I'll be the first to admit how much I love the convience of the supermarkets (Waitrose, Sainsbury's, M&S and Tescos) here.

Another convience that I love: the amount of baked goods and baking products found

I am a professional internet browser. Is there any way I could get paid for this type of work?