Get a grip, girl!

So... It's only been a few days since I bought my ticket and actually realized I was going to London, and I already started some research as to what I'd like to do when I get there. Naturally, there are about a gazillion events happening in September alone. My mission: see as many things as possible in the shortest amount of time possible.

Flaws to that seemingly flawless plan:
1. Duuude! Have you heard about something called money? You need it and you don't have it in such an abundance to go spending it all in one month!
2. Duuude! As if you'll have that much free time! University's all about lectures, and reading, and researching, and not sleeping, and stuff... You can't be away on a random event every single day.

Yes, that was the harsh, cold, bitter sound of reason that kinda overrides the bleat of the stubborn restless Aries in me. Oh well...

Still, since it's always good to be dreaming and visualizing and all that, here's what I want to see in London in September (not counting the grand tour of the city, of course):

Art-related:
Rembrandt exhibition (Sept. 3)
Angus McBean photo exhibition (Sept. 13)
Designing Modern Britain architectural exhibition (Sept. 14)
Future City architectural/sci-tech exhibition (Sept. 16)
All about Leonardo DaVinci exhibition (Sept. 18)
Kandinsky exhibition (Sept. 23)
Queen's painting collection (Sept. 27)

Theater:
Chicago - live performance musical (Sept. 22)
Evita (Sept. 30)

Concerts:
Robbie Williams (Sept. 15)
Stomp! (Sept. 24)

Misc:
The Last Night of the Proms (Sept. 9)
Great River Race (Sept. 17)

Talk about ambitious... We'll see how much of this I'll be able to actually do... Maybe 10-15% of all that, if I'm lucky. I'll let you know what happened when the time comes. For now, I'm going back to some final projects I have to complete... Yeah, there's always work! Hooray! :D