Today I was actually successful with clothes shopping. I've not had a successful shopping experience in years. I had my hair cut in London, and was planning on going to Chappell's on Bond Street (even though it's on Wardour Street now) to get some Mozart, but it was closed. Should've known - this is like the fourth time I think I've tried to go to Chappell's on a Sunday. Anyway, I then decided I'd go for a wander down Oxford Street. Going shopping in London wearing heels wasn't exactly the brightest idea, but somehow I managed. I bought a lovely dress from Next, and a jumper from Gap. I only realised after I'd bought it that the jumper actually has the American flag as its logo. Nevermind, it's very comfortable anyway. Oh, also on Oxford Street, I met this man who claimed he was from Los Angeles. He was a clothes designer looking for charity shops on Regent's Street. The conversation somehow turned into asking me where I live/what I do etc etc which was pretty weird. Haha he also said that Los Angeles is in a square shape, but London's all wiggly waggly which is too confusing for him. I think the only issue is, London has more than four streets, which is why there is no way it can be arranged into a square!
Anyway, the main point of today was for our physics class to enjoy a meal at WongKei, then go see Dvorak, Shostakovich and Brahms at the Barbican. It was an absolutely amazing concert, and an even more amazing day. Yay for birthday-ing!
Oh, and Henry had a fab day out in London today also:
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