Pros and Cons

It's a bit early for this, but I figure if I start now, I will have time to appreciate, versus just getting sad.
Things I will miss about London:

• Taking the Night Bus, and watching the sidewalk disappear as we turn a corner
  
• That lovely automated woman's voice telling us not to stand on the stairs on a one story bus
• Old British people- Sheila, Norman, that sweet guys reading the paper at MacDonald's
• Hyde Park and Regents Park
• Piccadilly Circus
• The Duke of York, Earl of Camden (London's finest royalty)
• The student discount. Really gonna miss that.
  
• Our washing machine that sounds like a plane taking off whenever its running
• The adorable well behaved puppies in the park
• Cadbury mini-eggs. Like year round as opposed to just as Easter.
• Galaxy Bars. 79 pence for a kingsized bar. It's amazing.
• Strongbow. nuff said.
• Romel and the adorable woman in our canteen.
• The Lovestruck section of The London Paper. Such a good indulgence
• Waitrose. I love grocery stores. Who knew?
• Seeing plays on a regular basis
  
• The walk to school.
• The Sign Language interpreter who occasionally appears at the bottom of the screen.
  

Things I will not

• The walk to school.
  
• The lack of Mexican food.
  
• Trying to fit four people's worth of groceries into a mini fridge
• Taxis who don't care about pedestrians
• Dirty Dishes
  
• The tiles on the street that aren't secured down and trip you up on your walk
• Not being aloud into playgrounds. I need a swing set very badly.
• The infuriating British stubbornness when it comes to rules. Even ones that make no sense
• Only having four channels on the TV, tho it's funny when the German one comes in.
• Topping up my Oyster Card- just drains money
  
• No iced tea!!!!
• British nutrition facts. I have no idea how they work!
  
• My angry, angry neighborhood.
• Knowing exactly where each and every spring is in my mattress.