Day Twenty-Two:: Every Big City Needs A Chinatown

So there I was, 5 pm and I still had yet to do something worthy of being on the blog, and had no plans to fix that.  But then like an angel sent from above, my dearest Madi Shupe knocked on my bedroom door and invited me on an adventure.

The original plan was to be among the fans at a movie premiere, however upon our arrival at the venue, we found no sight of a red carpet.  Instead of dwelling on this, we sought comfort in London's M&M's world. They didn't have any peanut butter M&M's and all the magic was crushed for me and I was no upset.  How can they not have peanut butter M&M's at M&M's world????

We ventured onward despite the lack of peanut butter M&M's and found Chinatown.  It was so cute, and to be honest it is probably one of the classiest Chinatowns on the planet.

 We even found a quality restaurant and had want we both agreed to be our best meal while here in London.

So I once at an earlier time discussed how being spontaneous led me to the National Gallery and in turn one of the best days I have had while here.  Well, if that wasn't lesson enough we have a second time where being spontaneous led to one of the best times I have had while here in London.  Don't let moments pass you by! Take every opportunity no matter where you are physically or emotionally or mentally or any other -ally. Go out.  Stop thinking about homework for a moment.  Classes can be retaken, life cannot! (but don't use that as an excuse to stop trying all together okay? Education is super important and I advocate it!)

Zie Gen (I think that is how you spell goodbye phonetically in Chinese),
Kelsie