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　　Having visited museums and churches, visitors will be delighted to try these things which can be done and seen in London．They are well worth visiting．

　　London Eye

　　Make a reservation(預訂)for London Eye before you leave the United States．The Eye is a huge wheel that takes you up into the sky．It was built to celebrate the millennium(千禧年), and has drawn millions of tourists ever since．Fun for the entire family, the Eye is a great way to see all the spectacular sites, including the Thames River, Parliament, Leicester Square, and Big Ben．

　　Speaker's Corner

　　Speaker's Corner never fails to draw a crowd．Near Marble Arch in Hyde Park, a group gather every Sunday to speak their mind．You'll hear everything from political activities to religious zealots(狂熱者), and all who live between these extremes．Go shopping on Oxford Street afterward, and walk over to Trafalgar Square to see where people have toured for ages．

　　Kew Gardens

　　If you garden, or appreciate beautiful surroundings, then you will be in heaven wandering the paths of the Royal Botanic Kew Gardens, simply known as Kew Gardens．Featuring the world's largest collection of living plants, the collections in the greenhouses and beautiful displays of foliage throughout the garden will take your breath away．Walk around on your own, or take a guide and learn about the garden's secrets．

　　Camden Town

　　Camden Town is well known for its pop culture ways and extensive street markets．Home to many punk(朋克搖滾樂)performances and artists, Camden Town also hosts amazing markets on the weekends, selling goods of all types including fashion, food, books and even some rather bizarre(極其怪誕的)items．

　　Portobello Market

　　Nestled in the middle of Notting Hill, Portobello Market is one of London's most popular spots．The market actually has several distinct sections and they are dedicated to antiques, fruits and vegetables, fashion, and secondhand “finds”, Top off a visit to Portobello with a pub lunch, a couple of pints and some lively conversation with the locals．

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　　Like most parents, I teach my children to say“thank You” frequently．What I hope to teach them is not to say Thanks 　　1　　, but to feel it．I believe that thankful people are 　　2　　 people．

　　Dr．Fulton Oursler used to tell of Anna, who 　　3　　 him when he was a child．Without any relatives, Anna worked in his family for many years, who not only 　　4　　 her thanks, but feIt it．

　　He remembered her sitting at the kitchen table, her hands 　　5　　 and her eyes closed as she prayed(禱告), “Much obliged(非常感謝), Lord, for my vittles．”He asked her what vittles were and she 　　6　　 that they were food and drink．He told her 　　7　　 she gave thanks, she would get food and drink．and Anna said, “Yes, we'll get our vittles, but it makes them taste better when we're 　　8　　．”She told him that a man taught her to 　　9　　 look for things to be thankful for．So, as soon as she awoke each morning she asked herself, “What is the 　　10　　 thing I can be Thankful today?”Sometimes the smell of early-morning coffee in the kitchen found its way to her room and she would say, “Much obliged, Lord, for the 　　11　　!”

　　Young Oursler grew up and left his 　　12　　．One day he received a message that Anna was 　　13　　．He returned home and found her in bed with her hands folded just as he had seen them in prayer before．

　　He 　　14　　 what she could give thanks for this time．As if she could read his 　　15　　, she opened her eyes and looked at the loving faces around her bed．Then, 　　16　　 her eyes, she said quietly“Much obliged, Lord, for such fine 　　17　　．”

　　Oursler was deeply 　　18　　 by Anna's ability to always find some 　　19　　 to say“Much obliged．”This wise woman 　　20　　 him how to be happy．