"Modern-day London has been a shock to my otherwise finely tuned sensibilities. In the privacy of one's diary, one must confess, not ever in my wildest moments of inhibition, did I ever imagine that one day, the colonies would move in ...

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As confronting as such state of affairs is to one's prejudice, it is with some pride I look upon the generations that have followed and the values they, somewhat loudly), espouse -- Upholding human (which these days include women) rights and equality has rendered saints of them all. From what I can see, they are also reaping the benefits of their high mindedness; seeing as they are able to enjoy the spoils of the colonies, without needing to wage any wars nor set out on dangerous expeditions (The "working holiday" to Australia is a rare exception to the case). ​

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If nothing else, the mixing of the cultures has considerably improved London's cuisine. ​​Admittedly, not everyone is happy with the state of affairs, but then, when has everyone ever been absolutely happy, about anything? This is not to make light of legitimate grievances; one would never suppose to do such a thing. It is merely to point out that from a time traveller's eye, Londoners have overcome matters of greater gravity and consequence -- this current chapter of discontent will likely be confined to the footnote of history.​

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​I for one am determined not to be drawn into vexing matters and shall duly return to taking the airs of this exhilarating city, whilst undertaking a thorough anthropological study on the courting rituals of modern Londers; one has it on good authority, much has changed!