That ' s really great to hear that it ' s brought you and your boyfriend closer together . So far my SO is definitely enjoying himself You ' re totally right , life is a rollercoaster sorry to accidentally quote Ronan Keating haha and I guess I need to go with the flow a bit more ! <| sep |> I know what post you ' re mimicking and I ' m giggling . <| sep |> Unless he is doing so decrease the credibility of anything written by the right . If that is the case , this was a huge success . <| sep |> Matthew Mike Vick Stafford <| sep |> Google provides email services to most of the world . Would it be legal for their CEO to log into people ' s accounts and read their mail and delete or alter messages ? <| sep |> I would def . recommend going to London , even if it ' s for two full days . Amsterdam is fantastic but 8 days is rather long . I ' ve gone twice and would say 4 days is about right . Regardless what you are into , I found the following a necessity Van Gough Museum , Anne Frank House , visiting a farmer ' s market , getting lost in the canals , walking through their many parks . London is a powerhouse and I ' ve gone 3 x and still haven ' t seen everything , and each time there is constant change within the city . So I would say if you enjoyed Paris , you ' ll enjoy London hopefully just as much . Tons of museums , lots of great social boutique neighborhoods , and a very charming way of doing things . To me it ' s amazing how many people livework there and it ' s still very manageable . Every day I am in London , it is more difficult on what to do with the options versus nothing to do and trying to find something . If you are into cars or even have a remote curiosity , I would also recommend Stuttgart which isn ' t too far from Belgium . I went this past year to the Mercedes Benz and Porsche museum . The Mercedes museum was top notch , I ended up spending 4 hrs there . Good for a 2 night visit .