Day Eight:: Lost and Found

I had a bit of a scare today when I lost my watch (which is priced at about $175, so the panic was highly justified).  In my quest to find it I took a walk back to the church building where I had attended class earlier this morning.  On my trek back I took the scenic route (that's funny because every route here is scenic) and holy crap I live in a gorgeous area.  I think that I come to this realization everyday, but I live in a very expensive area, and the $7,000 program fee I gave to BYU can in no way begin to cover the cost of rent here.  Here are some of the pictures from that scenic excursion.

To wrap up the watch story, I did find it! At the bottom of my backpack, that walk was not necessary, but luckily for me it was beautiful., and I have no regrets.

So I think I found one of my favorite places, Kensington Creperie.  So many crepes.  Dinner crepes, dessert crepes, waffles, homemade ice cream, salads.  I will have to restrain myself in hopes that I don't go eat this pesto crepe multiple times a week (and thanks to Hannah for the recommendation, I owe you big time girl).

I completely recognize that I will never be able to do this again, so I have promised myself that I will make the best of every moment.  In that quest I spend much of today compiling a list of things that I was for sure going to do with some help from some outside sources.  Here is a snippet of what is on that list:

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Westminster Abbey

Regent's Street

Harry Potter Studio Tour

War Horse the Musical

London Eye

Buckingham Palace

Madame Tussauds

British Museum

Borough Market

Tate Gallery

Camden Market

Abbey Road

King’s Cross Station

Harrod’s

National Portrait Gallery

And here is where I ask you all for a favor.  If there is anything that you lovely readers know if there is something in London that should not be missed, please tell me.  I do not want to miss a thing! (Especially if you have restaurant recommendations.  I love me some good food!)

Kelsie