Maus

Posted on June 17, 2012 by Brooke

I vent to Munich last Saturday to go to the Dachau Concentration Camp. Munich was so pretty! I loved it. It was a really good, quiet day.

I woke up at 4 am and took a cab to Paddington station and then I took the first express train to Heathrow. The flight to Munich was only an hour and thirty minutes. I took the s1 to Hauptbanhauf and then waited for my tour to begin. I was in the concentration camp for three hours – our tour guide told us the history of each building as we went through. The biggest thing I felt while I was there was that it was a HUGE space. So many people were imprisoned there – so many people died there. (I am posting some pictures of the concentration camp, crematorium, and gas chamber just FYI)

Such a whirlwind and introspective experience,

chip, chip, cheerio!

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Brooke

waasssup? Oh, me? I have just been hanging out, working at my internship, catching up on sleep, reading the 50 Shades trilogy, eating tv dinners, and laughing my ass off per usual.

Last week I:

Went to the sealife aquarium and saw sharks, fish, turtles, and penguins.
Watched Dumb and Dumber on TV. HILAR
Woke up early and went to bed late. (not including yesterday when I slept in until noon:thirty)

Fave songs right meow:
Listen to me 1
Listen to me 2
Listen to me 3

I LOVE YOU, especially you, Mum

Highlights of S&J’s Visit

Posted on June 9, 2012 by Brooke

These hoezz are hilarious. I laugh cried every day.

LOVES,

Vids from Coldplay

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Brooke

So amazing:

Skip to the 30 second mark to see how excited I got when I saw Coldplay:

HA.

Piccadilly Big Jubilee Lunch

Posted on June 4, 2012 by Brooke

WOO! Happy Jubs weekend, everyone! All the Brits have been prepping for a long time for this weekend which is HRMTQ’s Diamond Jubilee – it marks her 60th year as Queen.
The place I am interning at is a PR company and one of our clients was a sponsor for the big lunch on Piccadilly street today. (Interesting side note, this is the first time in history Piccadilly street has been closed to buses/cars/etc).
ANYWAYS, being eager to learn and spend time with my coworkers, I volunteered my Sunday to help man the event – I also volunteered S&J’s Sunday and dragged them from their beds super early to come with me.

Unfortunately it has been rotten weather here for the past couple of days, and today was no different. Wet, cold, and windy! Brrrr. Anyways, SJ&I spent most of the morning wandering around and directing lost people from various press outlets (there were over 80 different press/media people that came to this event). Then I followed around the head of the agency and helped her with anything she needed (mostly holding her binder and coat, BUT STILL).

Anyways, highlight of my day/month/year/life was when the unnamed “VIP” guest was revealed to the staff/piccadilly street/THEWORLD to be none other than, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.

WHAT! Yes, they would be coming down Piccadilly street and they would be stopping to sing the national anthem at the very place I was standing.

Q: Brooke, what was the first thought that ran into your head when you realized that Prince Charles would be within ten feet of you?

A: GET THIS PONCHO OFF OF MY BODY.

He really was within 10 feet and we made eye contact a couple of times. AWESOME. It was really fun, and even though it was cold, windy, and at times a bit miserable – I am really glad that I went and spent time with my coworkers, hung out with Prince Charles, and was apart of the history of this Jubilee!

LOVES,