My art class takes place at a different museum, gallery, or
architectural place in London every single class, which is very exciting to
me! I am sure I will see so much more
than I would have seen otherwise. I also
learned today a bit about the British history and that the country’s official
title is the ‘United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland’, yes these
three countries are technically all one.
The flag also actually has an interesting religious meaning behind
it. It is 3 different crosses combined
together and each one represents a saint of England (St. George), Scotland (St.
Andrew), and Ireland (St. Patrick). Scotland
and England are also one monarchy, but yet they have two different legal
systems, school practices, etc. They are
basically just stuck together and called the ‘United Kingdom of Great Britain’. I have always wondered about all of this in
the past and I was very intrigued while learning the answer today! I hope some of you are as well!
This weekend I am going to be out of town on a little
weekend getaway, so I will not post again until I get back either Sunday night
or Monday morning. Check back then for
some exciting stories and many pictures!!!
Cheers! -Brittany
P.S. - Computer paper here is at least 1 inch longer than in
the US and it is just plain white space.
Nothing is printed on it; the margins are just much larger here. It is driving me crazy because the papers are
sticking out of my folder and there is so much excess space! (And of course it is a waste of trees!)
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