Wales and Oxford again.

Es i Cymru Caerdydd

Mae hen wlad fy nhadau Yn annwyl i mi, Gwlad beirdd a chantorion,
Enwowogion o fri, Ei growl ryfelwyr, Gwladgarwyr tra mad,
Tros ryddid collasant eu gwaed Gwlad gwlad, pleidiol wyf i'm gwla,
Tra môr yn fur i'r bur hoff bau, O bydded ir hen iaith barhau.

                                  Gwelais Abertawe, Casnewydd a Caerdydd.

                                          Cardiff Castle

                                          Millennium Centre

                                          Cardiff Bay

                                          Cardiff Millenium Stadium - Wales vs New Zealand

                                     Oxford

                                         Pittrivers Museum - Biggest and greatest museum I've ever been to

                                        The great changeover for the museum.

16.11.2014 Ripping time briefly.

Spend some time in Oxford pub. Actually nice to haver a proper discussion with people from different parts of UK. I shortly learned that they had prospered in the manner of corporate world as they astutely imparted me their permiting studies and demanding yet diligent careers. I have nothing more to add.

10.11.2014 Another unconventional day at work!

Wine and dine almost.

In the afternoon we had two catering providers to come to the Museum to dispense some sentiments and expertise as well as some food duly preliminary to our upcoming big event aka the launch. Hence I was indeed happy and privileged to nosh and afterwards we had to choose the ones we liked.

                                         

We spent the following evening in a pub drinking, eating and mingling. Special thanks goes to the boss.

                                          BanburyMuseum - Regards to Emmi !!!

                                    

9.11.2014 Stratford and the lost connection

Working here has been pleasant but there is nothing much to tell about as it is what it is. We keep on meeting eminent and imposing people who liaise with us one way or the other. On Monday we are commemorating the Museum and having a semi big venue to celebrate in.

For whatever reason the internet connection is poor night and day so I've mitigated my onus to impart my quotidian recapitulations. Instead I've sifted through slightly the old English history and and old English language. Anyhow on Friday 7th of November we were expecting two Japanese girls to stay here with us as well. They were somewhat shy yet audacious and they had also acquired food in abundance for us that they cooked themselves which went beyond our expectance. The girls were as young as 15.

Along dispensing some cultural differences and peculiar yet delectable courses we had a journey together to Stratford-upon-Avon were the exalted and magnificent William Shakespeare was Born.
In any case I was disrupted by the loud and discernible Lamborghini Aventador cruising around and  god forbid it was AWESOME! The whole market town was crowded with tourists. We went to see the theaters and there actually were three of them in vicinity of one another. Fortunately for us we got to see the parade conducting a march thru the whole town.

On the road to Warwickshire

                                             William Shakespeares house

                                           William Shakespeare...

                                           Main market area foothpath

                                          The theatre

                                            The parade

                                           The place where Shakespeare was entombed

                                          

                                          English scons and cream tea