It was definitely Going back to the Past. To school days, when we took part in the Annual school day functions.
Sabrina’s school, Old Palace School of John Whitgift, had their Annual day which they call ‘A Celebration of Excellence’. Was a fantastic blend of Gospel Choir, delightful short skits, a lovely Ribbon dance by the Gym group, young achievers who have won national junior level in Chess & Karate, singers, name you , they had it all.
Finale was the Music Choir. Sabrina was a part of this 40 student combine. This choir which goes off to Barcelona in 2 weeks to perform at 8 venues!!!!
Highlight, would you believe this …. Was my surprise at seeing 2 girls, do the complete jhatka’s , apna bollywood style on remix hindi/bhangra songs!!! Beta…. Indianess is taking over the Angrezi school too!!! Way to go…..
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Ya mean to say ANGREZ chokris doing bollywood jhatkas???
Hey, if possible, VISIST THE STONEHENGE!
U won't find a monument in India which dates back to 3,100 B.C., though the bulk of it might have been made a little later, between 2000 and 3000 BC.
England is one of the places where u will find those massive megalith structures, which ought not to be missed; go whether u intend to go there later or not.
Have u visited Scotland?
Much more fascinating, beautiful, mysterious, & occultly charged than England.
Try the Hebrides & Isle of Man & Isle of Iona if possible.
highly historic sights.
Christ might have walked those places.
Dont just stay in London!
You have the Giant's Causeway & that huge cave of hexangonal arches, i m forgetting the name, i think between Scotland & Ireland.
NEVER MISS OUT ON THOSE!
One more place baby... if u go to these places (unless u have already gone there, or planned for them)u will thank me!! well, the penultimate place to visit would be GLASTONBURY.
Jospeh of Arimathea, Christs' uncle was supposed to have brought the Holy Grail to Glastonbury,
One of the most famous mystic-occult sites in the world.
NEVER miss out on it, even if you miss out on good old London!
best part is England is a small country, and no place is too far off.
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