Friday, October 19, 2012

Harrods, The Queen and England v San Marino

Mum and Dad are in England at the moment, visiting me and staying in Manchester with my Grandparents. They came down to London for 5 nights, so I took advantage of their open wallets and the fact they missed me (the favourite). The first night they arrived was my third celebration of my 21st birthday!

My sister made me a book full of anecdotes and quotes, and pictures of my face stuck of celebrities, it's very funny and full of glitter in classic Emma style. She also organised for lots of my friends from home to sign me a 21st card, which made me laugh, especially Matt's macaron quip. I got a whole bunch of things from home, my laptop (eeee), clothes and books etc. So good day.

Father

Finally!

Self-Explanatory

Kanye cup from Primark

On the Friday, we had some fun adventures around London, saw the Queen, went to Harrods (whose sandwiches are cheaper than my old work, very awkward), the V&A museum, the Natural History Museum and did some shopping in Chelsea. Mum bought her new pro camera with her and I got a bit attached to it. I've included a selection of the 400 photos I took that day!

Can't have one without the other

Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and a bus


Standard

Aww

Oooo

I still maintain this is the easiest job ever

Pelican in Buckingham Palace Gardens

Hey

Thanks for the heads up

Harrods

They're just better over here

Artichokes

Mmm

Expensive Harrods roses

Bread basket


Teeny weeny cakes

The V&A Museum

Testing out the macro setting in Chelsea

Art shop in Chelsea called the Green & Stone


That night, Dad and I went to Wembley and watched a cracking game of international football on the Friday night. I say cracking because England won 5-0, but apparently the San Marino players have day jobs, like teachers and window cleaners. Poor lads. I had fun though, I bought a beanie after all. The lovely day was topped off by being asked by a 50-year-old man with missing teeth if I'd like to get a coffee with him. I love the Tube.

Giant England Flag

England flag on my face, and England beanie!

He did such a good fake the meds came on the pitch

He taught me everything I know about football. Not a lot.

Sorry for the photo bombardment! But on the bright side my blog will be better now that I have my laptop.




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