"Living in London"

Being from one of the most busiest cities, London is somewhere which is quite popular; for regardless the reason where the people who live there feel at ease and being a so called "Londoner" is something I will dive into more depth.

Finding out about this beautiful city even though the dark sides may not be shown as much, and then living in it, I thought to myself that I must be living the dream.

One of the reasons why London is so highly popular and attractive is due to the amazing sites Central London has to offer. In the 14 years of living here, hard to believe that I have not stepped foot onto the Famous London Eye right?

Now, as you may or may not know London is really well known for the public transport. It might not be the fanciest; spacious of settings but I can assure you that you will arrive at your destination faster than speedy Gonzalez (keeping in mind the fact you have to plan before hand)!

Okay so can you imagine; rain, snow and the bright warm sunshine all in one day? Neither could I until the day I witnessed it. It was at the heart of the year 2016, January. My opinions, it felt like summer and winter met in the middle.

I feel like living in London you need to have a good sense of direction. This being because it is quite jam packed and if you do not "study" it before coming or going to place it is quite easy to get lost. Moving in London is quite harder than some people think...you lost defiantly need some form of patience.

Having well-known sites like the shard Trafalgar Square and famous museums and galleries such as Tate Britain is an area I think London is not rated for enough that amount of history which lies between four walls I find amazing. Visit Tate Britain recently I was quite surprised on how much. History was behind one building. You have things for example artefacts and Scriptures which were not only from London and the United Kingdom but all the way from India and I think that is something that I find so beneficial as we are learning from other countries without having to travel to it so we are learning more about the culture.

-Sharon Araujo