Eye of London at 31st and 1st

I did not planned for anything for the New Year's eve, maybe because I still used to going out with some friends for our annual dinner when I was still in Malaysia, but this is my 2nd year celebrating New Year "alone". Last year I do went out to the Embankment for countdown with my Aunt, but due to the weather, we can't see a thing after 5 seconds past midnight.

This year, however, some friends from Malaysia had came over to UK for student exchange programme, they are mainly from my seniors of prefects when I was still in secondary school. Well, since I'm free, why not?

I went out towards to Embankment around 6pm, it's already total darkness, and the photos below is from Regent Street and Trafalgar Square.

This Christmas tree is given by Norway every year during Christmas.

The view of London Eye at about 7pm, when it wasn't that crowded.Another view of London Eye.

My final standing place for New Year's Eve, just imagine in that period of time, how far I had been walking around to get good shots of the London Eye.

The famous Big Ben of London, just not far away from London Eye.

I still don't know how this picture got into my camera, but it's artistic and I like it!

The Eye of London.

10 seconds to 2009.The last second of 2008.

After 10 long minutes of fireworks display, it ended with a series of bangs, not end with a bang, but a series of bangs. A few hours of patience, dancing, chatting, and most importantly getting a cold, I'll let the pictures value whether it is worth it or not.

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My 2009 wish, kinda lot. One of them I do hope that I won't get terrible results on my Scene of Crime assessment, my marks on the Law Essay Plan had came out and it wasn't that good. Alright, I think it's time for me to get back to my assignments and lab reports before the holidays end.