21 December, 2012

Season's Greetings from the London Center



We wish you all a festive holidays and a very happy new year!

The center is winding down for it's own vacation after the departure of our Fall 2012 students who have now all returned safely back to their hometowns and are busy catching up with family and friends. We shall be back in the new year ready to welcome the next group! Until then, be good!!

Ciao for now... :)
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