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: jamiebowen0306 (jamiebowen0306) wrote,
2007-09-23 16:59:00

jamiebowen0306
jamiebowen0306
2007-09-23 16:59:00

Location: London
Mood: confused
Music: Aimee Mann

Should Churches Chaarge Admitance?

Since we got back, I've been showing my youngest round London. This means we've been to the zoo a couple of times (for the life of me I don't know why she's got such a thing about animals), and a variety of other places for good measure.

We went to St. Paul's Cathedral on Saturday (followed by a boat ride up the Thames). The charged me $19 for me to get in and another $11 for my 5 year old (note to self she's tall for a 5year old remember to bring proof she's under 6 in future).

Am I the only one who thinks it's a bit naff of a house of God to charge people to get in?

Tags: england, life

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Should Churches Chaarge Admitance?

I finished "Standing on Another Man's Grave" by Ian Rankin

I finished "The Secrets of Pain" by Phil Rickman

I finished "NW" by Zadie Smith

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