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Some of the memories that I have made or remembered are back when I was a young teen. My parents were going through a rough divorce and they did not want to get me involved so I was sent to boarding school in Chelsea, England. The name of my school is Hanover Prep. I remember it greatly because I loved it there. I loved everything about England and school I mean have you ever just found a place or something that makes you feel happy inside and makes you feel wanted. It is like a whole new world. I remember at lunchtime I would take the tube with my friends, we would go into London, and we would first look around in Harrods for any new clothes that we liked. Harrods is a very upscale ritzy department store in London. Then we would walk down the street from Harrods and eat at a café. We would eat bacon buddies and drink soda. To top it all off we would have a flake bar and then would leave. Bacon buddies are just slabs of bacon, still very greasy, put on a toasted hamburger roll.......

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