Weekly Ramble #7/London

Hello Earthlings,

MASSIVE DELAY IN POSTING THIS I AM TERRIBLY SORRY.

I would like to inform you that I have been organised, for once, as this is being typed whilst on the train from St Pancras to Chesterfield on Thursday. First class with complimentary cups of tea, this is basically heaven (free cups of tea?!) anyway you honestly have no idea how official I feel. Everyone around me is tapping away on a laptop etc doing important things and look at me, blending in with them all being all official. I like it.

For a while my mum and I had this trip to London planned, go down on the Wednesday and come back on the Thursday. It wasn't really for a specific purpose, just to see London and be tourists. I loved the thought of walking around London, because you only ever see the big sightseeing destinations on TV but I actually walked near them. I'll get to all that soon though, it turns out that my mum booked for us to go and see Mamma Mia at The Novello theatre as a surprise. Speaking for myself, I love Mamma Mia and anything to do with it...speaking for my mum, Mamma Mia isn't exactly her cup of tea but even she enjoyed the show.

I wanted this blog post to be mainly a collection of photos from my amazing trip so without further ado...

The Palace

Big Ben

ParLIAment Square, see what I did there?

HUMANS

Churchill

This donut was bigger than my hand.

London Eye

I genuinely took a photo of a Starbucks purely for Ailish...

Had to go all the way to London for Starbucks to spell my name right.

LOOK HOW CUTE IT IS

I cried when Mamma Mia started, I'm being serious.

So proud of this photo

Platform 9 3/4

I can honestly say that London was such a surreal experience and I can't wait to return there.

:) x

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