London Day 3 Part 1

Jet lag hit me like a ton of bricks at the most inopportune moment. At the theatre, watching Viva Forever act one, my eyes began to droop and I struggled to stay awake to watch it.

The show was good, great music! The acting was ok, the effects were good, the singing could of been better. Good enough for a £20 ticket.

After the theatre Michael and I went to a steakhouse called Flat Iron. Best steak I've ever had, and cheap too! They source the meat from farmers who use techniques that are 130 years old! The farmer ensures top quality product by even going as far as checking the grass is high quality! I was impressed.

On the tube on the way home, being my clumsy self, I dropped my Oyster card as I was following the crowds to exit the station. Holding up a crowd of people I apologised and a friendly man said, "it's ok" smiled and picked up my ticket. This story is important because at the tube you NEVER see people smile and you certainly don't speak to them. Only took me a day to crack a smile!

Then I was home and went straight to bed. I was exhausted and was asleep immediately. This morning my eyes flew open at 7am. This strange jet lag has cured my morning allergies, I'm wide awake, ready for new adventures!

Take care, talk soon.