Hello every one!!!!! This is Jedimca0 Reporting Live from London. I arrived Yesterday morning, down here you will find a short "report" of my first two days here. Although Celebration Europe starts tomorrow my report would not be complete if I didn't inform you about the "preparations".

London, Day 1, 11-7-2007.
Arrival.

The first day in London was a bit chaotic, after we got to the airport we picked up our luggage and proceeded to the train that would take us to London. Once we arrived we took the subway to a station near our hotel. Although everything went exactly according to plan, I experienced it as "luck" since nothing went wrong and we arrived at exactly the right time....The Will of the Force perhaps? Then I found out I would not be able to access the internet in my hotel, but I soon found an internet café where I purchased a week membership for a good price. Not as cheap as I would have liked, but at least I'll be able to access the internet and let all of you know how I'm doing.

Day 2, 12-7-2007.
"Scouting" and site seeing.

This second day was very important because this morning I (and my family) went to London ExCel to checkout the location and to see how long it would take us to get there so we would know how early we need to get up tomorrow morning...... we found out that we will have get up very early because it took us little over an hour to get to ExCel by subway. The location looks great and they were still preparing for tomorrow. I even took a few pictures.

We spent the afternoon in and around The Tower of London. First we visited the Tower, the crown jewels are really impressive and, as I have seen, very well protected and guarded... The vault doors are big enough to live, and I'm not even going to mention the many (most likely armed) guards...... we visited all of the historical sites within the Towers many towers...... I haven't counted them, but I feel like I've walked up and down thousands of stairs.......
After visiting the Tower we walked across the Tower Bridge, it's a lot bigger than I had expected. Once we reached the other side of the bridge we visited the HMS Belfast, a World War II British Cruiser. (Yes, I find history very fascination..... Along time a go, in a galaxy far far away is the most extreme example of that fascination......)

I doubt I'll be able to post another blog before Sunday evening or perhaps even Monday morning because tomorrow and Saturday there I will be at Celebration Europe until about 22:00 and that's exactly when this internet café closes, but I'll type a report every day and post it as soon as I can. I'll even include a few pictures.

To those of you visiting Celebration Europe, I hope to see you there. You'll be able to recognize me.... I hope. To those of you that could not make it, I'll be back with pictures as soon as possible.

Remember, The Force Will Be With You....... Always (especially here in London )