How many of us remember that it wasn't Charlie Brown who Lucy originally diagnosed as having a fear of everything?
https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1961/06/04
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How many of us remember that it wasn't Charlie Brown who Lucy originally diagnosed as having a fear of everything?
https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1961/06/04
Eventually, we Whovians will be afraid of everything (aka we will have pantaphobia. Which, as the Doctor will tell you, is not a fear of pants, but a fear of everything. Including pants).
The other ask, I still don't understand if this means you are afraid of nothing, as in nothing scares you or nothing as in being around nothing. But then I don't see what "nothing" is supposed to represent, well nothing. But what is nothing? *I think I should go to bed now...*
Pantaphobia, a fear of nothing.
I love love LOVE your blog!! I will be heading to London in March for a few weeks and I have so many questions! How do you contact America? And what the heck am I supposed to wear in the spring?! I am from Chicago, where I am used to wearing a knee-length parka until April but the weather seems to be much milder in the UK so I am unsure of what outer-ware to bring!
Thank you so so much!!! :D The way I keep in touch with my family is I got a pre-paid phone from Carphone Warehouse (they are all over the place here) and got it with an international sim card. It is cheaper than getting an international plan for whatever US phone company you have now. I have about 15 pounds that I put on the phone left, and I will probably rarely need to top it up, so you will probably not even need to top it up at all. And I also skype a lot because that is free! I am expecting that it will still be a bit chilly in March, but hopefully it will warm up! I'd bring pants or jeans (or leggings, because those are quite trendy here) and then maybe a pair of shorts or two in case it's really warm (If you have room, maybe throw in a few dresses that you can layer with cardigans and leggings or wear alone if it's warmer). Then shirts and cardigans that can be layered or unlayered and a lighter weight jacket (like a peacoat type deal or something similar). In terms of shoes, if you are only here for a few weeks, I'd just bring a pair of boots (everyone wears boots here) that you don't mind doubling as rainboots (even though it has rained a surprisingly small amount so far) and maybe a pair of sneakers (NO tennis shoes though! no one ever wears those!) and maybe a pair of flats. Hope this helps!
Edit: It also never hurts to have a scarf! It will keep you much warmer than without it, and it might still be a bit windy or chilly in March!
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Is it wrong that I was a little disappointed?
Although "pantaphobia" was cute.
That was about it though.