Part one of term paper
We woke up jet-lagged the morning after we arrived, determined to see all that London had to offer. We had seen the sights the previous afternoon from afar as one of the notorious red double-decker busses carried my brother, my mother and myself around the town with many other tourists, as it barreled down the winding, aged streets. From this ...

Part two of term paper
... would never actually go shopping) for the Royal Family to purchase. The span of the store's influence on London was so far reaching that there was even a bridge over the River Thames painted in the traditional "Harrods colors" of gold and green. Of course, I had never actually been there myself, but being the well-informed traveler that I was, I had read the many travel books on the subject and decided such was a place that I must visit, perhaps get lost in. I was in for a shock, however, when I fin ...