Saturday 18 August 2007

A great day!

Today we had an excellent day!

So we started off with French toast, which I have been gradually perfecting over the past 3 weekends. I think I've got the hang of it now, so my promise is that anyone from Aus that comes over to stay with us, will get free french toast for breakfast :-)

So anyway, the highlight of our day was that our good friends Debs and Kenneth came to London to visit. They've been living in Leeds for the past 8 months or so and have been touring around Europe recently.

so what do 2 young couples do in London to pass the time?

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After buying four of these, we went to the Notting Hill markets again for a bit to pass the time.

but then.....

yup! we saw our first Musical since coming here. it was absolutely Brilliant. having listened to the soundtrack before, I got excited when the songs I knew started up. The story line is different to what we expected, but we really loved it!! it was great not really knowing what it was going to be about. I highly recommend it to anyone who gets a chance to see it.

We saw the Matinee at 2:30 and got out at about 5:30 ish. the "half price ticket" booth had only 25% off for the tickets, but it was still cheaper and we got excellent seats in the stalls close to the stage.

Afterwards we went to Belgo again and I finally got a photo of the Mussels which I just had to get again:

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here's some more photos:
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it was absolutely great seeing good friends in this place where we don't know anyone :-) it was kind of sad to say goodbye at the end of the day.



in other news, we saw the Bourne Ultimatum last night - very very good. We loved the whole trilogy. it's like the anti-Bond.. Bond has his gadgets and his suave and you always know he's going to win, but with Bourne, there's no gadgetry, just Bourne. Very cool.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Lo said:

Mussels - are they really yummy? And such a lot of them.

We saw "Amazing Grace" on Saturday - about the process involved in the abolition of the slave trade - from Britain's side. William Wilberforce a member of parliament in England and William Pitt the Prime Minister were key figures in bringing about the abolition of the slave trade of Africans going to America. The movie mentioned Clapham. Also they were buried in West Minster Abbey. A very moving movie. The song Amazing Grace was featured - brought tears to our eyes.