Going back in my personal Time Machine, I NEVER liked this story. Guess what? I STILL don't like it. I don't like having to "visit London," in a story, virtually, or otherwise. 'Never liked the vibe, never wanted to go there, never did.. I agree with our first settlers who fled that soggy place for a better idea. I have a similar mental approach to The Nutcracker, even though there's a better analogy there. Gotta admit it! We do have a ton of bona fide nuts loose ... a bonanza in the actual halls of Congress, which is closer than London. --- Instead, try to have Happy Holidays. "False it 'til you make it" will work.
Going back in my personal Time Machine, I NEVER liked this story. Guess what? I STILL don't like it. I don't like having to "visit London," in a story, virtually, or otherwise. 'Never liked the vibe, never wanted to go there, never did.. I agree with our first settlers who fled that soggy place for a better idea. I have a similar mental approach to The Nutcracker, even though there's a better analogy there. Gotta admit it! We do have a ton of bona fide nuts loose ... a bonanza in the actual halls of Congress, which is closer than London. --- Instead, try to have Happy Holidays. "False it 'til you make it" will work.
How very depressing! I’d rather not have read it. I was looking for some measure of hope.
Chuffed to lil meatballs I am with this, mate. So spot on I was gobsmacked.