we hung out in the canyon by a camp fire & she told me that she wanted to do it again & called me setted up a date & time with others to hang out in the canyon around a camp fire. So when I called her Friday afternoon to see where & what was going on she said to me that she had things that she was doing with her family for the rest of the night so I thought ok that was ok & let it go thinking that it was no big deal she said that we could plan it another day. So I went to a buddy’s place to hang out & we all went to Iggy’s Sports Grill Restaurant to eat & when we sat down I saw the girl there with one of her guy friends sitting in the booth accrossed from us, This was after she said that she was going to be with her family all night. What would you have do or what would you think about something like this ???

It’s suppose to be raining all week, and the weekend. She wants to do something, she said it’s okay if we just go to a restaurant, or something indoors. But I got a serious craving for some baguettes…I was thinking of picking her up maybe Friday afternoon and beaching to the beach. There’s a spot I know that’s secluded and has a covered gazebo. I was thinking something simple, baguette, cheese, pate, meats, and wine. I thought it might be good to be under the gazebo with it raining around us…or maybe this is a bad idea? Like what if it gets windy and the rain starts coming in? Like, does this look good on paper, but could be easily messed up?

MARICOPA COUNTY, AZ – A raid targeting illegal immigration led to the arrests of 21 Phoenix-area McDonald’s workers Friday, and authorities were still seeking 30 other employees as part of their investigation.
Deputies armed with search warrants raided McDonald’s restaurants in Scottsdale, Tempe and Mesa Friday morning.

The McDonald’s locations include:

•McDonald’s 1516 North Hayden Road, Scottsdale
•McDonald’s 3218 South McClintock, Tempe
•McDonald’s 2130 West Southern, Mesa
•McDonald’s 1460 West Southern, Mesa
Arpaio said information developed by his deputies indicates that over 50 employees working at the businesses may be using falsified or stolen identities for the purposes of gaining employment.

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio says it will take more time to determine whether any of them are illegal immigrants as officials suspect.

Deputies also searched a mansion in Paradise Valley. The mansion is owned by Richard Coulston, who owns the restaurants. Coulston was not arrested.

McDonald’s Corp. referred comment to Coulston’s company, R&L Management. In a statement, the company says people shouldn’t jump to conclusions without all the facts.”The company has trained its managers and hiring personnel regarding proper hiring procedures,” Pace said. “It does not permit the hiring of employees without completing those procedures … Any individuals unable to meet the legal requirements for establishing authorization to work are not hired.”

Pace said the company was cooperating with the sheriff’s office.

Sheriff Joe Arpaio said Friday afternoon that McDonald’s employees had been prepped on what to do if they were raided.

Arpaio also said most employees’ records were not kept at the store, but at the Coulston’s lawyer’s office.

Arpaio said deputies were tipped off in November to the McDonald’s they raided by a caller to their illegal immigration hot line, and the tipster alleged several employees bragged about being illegal immigrants.

Deputies used government databases to identify 51 workers who appear to be illegal workers, and were looking for the 30 outstanding suspects.

County officials said if any of the workers turns out to be an illegal immigrant, it could be their fourth civil case under the employer sanctions law, which penalizes employers for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants. The law, which is more than two years old, carries license suspensions and revocations for those who knowingly make illegal hires and is designed to reduce the economic incentive for immigrants to cross the border.

http://www.abc15.com/content/news/northeastvalley/paradisevalley/story/21-arrested-after-raid-of-4-McDonald-s/rB1Qa5lZr0CxtRPn3z-gmw.cspx

I am planning a London weekend as a surprise gift for my son and his girlfriend. But I want to have it planned out and paid for them as much as I can as I feel there is so much to do and they would just be daunted by it. They are very responsible 19year olds but not exactly “worldy” yet.
I am not familiar with London at all.
Should they stay in Central London ie is it easy to access all the main attractions such as Big Ben London tower/bridge Hyde Park etc
Can you point us in the direction of any decent but not (michelin star ) pubs/restaurants
And a good place for some bustling nightlife
As I’m googling I see there is a hop on hop off bus, is this a recommended way to get around. I think you can see where I’m going.
if anyone reading this has uber organisational skills and would like to set up an itinerary please feel free lol as I m getting a migraine trying.
They will be arriving on Friday afternoon , taking in a show on the Saturday night and leaving on Monday. that is as far as I have got.
Any help would be greatly appreciated