I was quite impressed with the tomb of Lord Nelson and Duke Wellington, and to be more accurate, St Paul Cathedral as a whole.

The impression was that, when I was in the whisper gallery, I was thinking that if the building that was created to worship the creator is already this great, how much greater shall our creator be. (Not the word god, but creator, seems more agreeable and accurate)

Tombs of Wellington and Nelson gave me the thought that, one should be kind and dedicating himself to accomplish his tasks or duties (If possible, have some extra ambition to the grandness of the tasks), only to leave all the judgement and tribute the others shall pay to him when one rests in his grave.

Let's hope again that this humble seed grows continuously in my heart and mind, and one day comes through the breaking point and changes me.

(The travel to Sherlock Holmes Museum suggests that a detective uses not only this deductive skills, but also his instinct, that's why Holmes kept playing Violin, listening to Music, keeping his senses with something beautiful and natural.

Also, the sports he does, boxing and swordsmanship, are also to ensure that he has the physical ability required to perform his duties.

Mind+Spirit+Body)