Engelsk Stil - Going to london

How are you? Now I finally come to London, and here is simply wonderful. I have gone to visit my friend Diana, who moved from Denmark to London 2 years ago. Now she lives with her husband Richard, and Diana is now pregnant with their baby son in the fourth month. It's really nice seeing her again, and we are enjoying ourselves very much. They live in Richard's house, located just across from Big Ben, so the prospect is not entirely bad. I do not know how long I'm going to stay, for Diana and Richard have said that I can stay as long as I want, for I have my very own guest room. We planned that we should go shopping on Madison Avenue, which is the most famous street for shopping. There they have the coolest brands like Chanel, Gucci, and Prada. So there must be no saving money. Diana has no car, so we take most of public transport, bus and metro. London has a huge subway, the world's longest and oldest. There are more than 270 stations, and there are over 3 million people who use the subway every day. Despite its name, is 55 percent of the subway is actually above ground. Colloquially called the bare The Tube. All this is something Richard has told me. He was born and raised in London so he knows the city as his own pocket. We've talked about Diana and I have to catch and take to the theater to see Les Miserables, for we have talked about for ages. Yesterday we went along and see Buckingham Palace, and god it was so beautiful we spent most of the day just to walk around the gardens and talk about all the things we did not have anything before we went out of high school. In the evening we went to pub and I met a sweet and charming guy named Larry. He was really cute, and we agreed to meet again. So on next Tuesday, we must double date, together with Diana and Richard. We have agreed not to take the cinema to see a good movie then we should all go and eat. The weather is a bit like in Denmark and it might be a little chilly. But while it may seem cold and dreary, it's a great place to be, there is always life and a lot of people in town and it is as if the city of London never go to bed or sleep, whatever day it is . We've talked about that I should come visit again, now when Diana and Richard's little son is born. So I am looking very much forward. Some day I would even like to move to London because that just always happens. I am not for me to return, for I must admit that this could quickly turn to. Hope to see you. I love you. Many hugs from your daughter