11. Novaturient (adj.) Origin: Latin Desiring or seeking powerful change in one’s life, behavior, or situation To the Pandas!!! (Nat is very excited to see the pandas) Awkward though as apparently there are no pandas at London Zoo. Ah well, off to our first Harry Potter filming location then. The reptile house. And yes we did recreate the vanishing glass at the snake enclosure.... DUH! I do love a good zoo! And there we...

10. Quaquaversal (adj.) Origin: Latin Moving or happening in every direction instantaneously. SCULPTING!!!!! Super excited about this attraction! Right up my alley. Popped on my special effects makeup spectacles and got right up in there faces. Surprisingly I didn't feel like a complete looney getting so close and personal because everyone does. Apparently that's accepted at places like this. Some of the wax sculptur...

8. Vagary (n.) Origin: Latin An unpredictable instance, a wandering journey; a whimsical, wild or unusual idea, desire, or action One of the top 3 prettiest villages in England, because apparently they could decide on the last three so there was a 3 way tie. The main reason for even picking this tour was basically Lacock. (Harry Potter filming locations obviously). So driving through the stunning countryside, gett...

7. Resfeber (n.) Origin: Swedish The restless race of the traveller’s heart before the journey begins, when anxiety and anticipation are tangled together; a ‘travel fever’ that can manifest as an illness Her majesty's residence? Don't mind if if do!! Shuttle bus picks us up at 7.05am. We walk out at 7.00am to our coach driving off. Great start!! To the tube!!! Turning a negative into a positive we head off for a ...

9. Eudaimonia (n.) Origin: Greek Lit. “human flourishing”; a contented state of being happy, healthy and prosperous Next stop Bath! As we drove down the Main Street we were told the pretty amusing story of how Bath came about, most probably exaggerated by our obnoxious tour guide. Apparently back in the day the ancient inhabitants were scared of the hot bubbly water and wouldn't go near it. Then the Georgians ...