Living in a place that's totally the opposite of a big city makes you really appreciate the details of what's going on around you. So here's what I could squeeze during the speed dating visit with an amazing city called London.

Invited by amazing new friend, I start the day with a cup tea at the roof of
Last.fm office and enjoy the view of Old street scenery.
Whilst waiting in South Kensington station I saw a really summery dressed girl who were also (seemed to be) waiting and standing still out of so many people rushing back and forward and stands out from the crowd.
A friend that were supposed to meet me at 12 dot pm were stuck in a hot traffic jam. So I walked around the area and had a quick bite of Smushi at
Madsen, a rather friendly and clean Scandinavian restaurant.
Once my friend arrived we had super filling slice of cake and cupcake from
The Hummingbird Bakery. To burn off the highly content sugar we walked a little towards the
V&A museum to see Future collection from MA Fashion 2008 graduate of RCA.
In the aim of sitting down in a shaded area of some park. We managed to stopped by at 2009 Postgraduate show of
Royal College of Art and saw some really impressive work of art, jewellery, and photography.
My favourite one was by
Ioanna Gouma,
Gediminas Vysniauskas and
sharon Green.
As much as me and my friend wanted to lay around in the grass under the shade at
Kensington Garden.We pulled our lazy bum up and off we went to another exhibition in
Royal Academy to see a very exciting work collection by Kuniyoshi.
For some reason the heat seems to be twice as hot as the actual temperature, so we cooled ourself down and picked up some sugar craving macaroons at
Laduree which is just 2 minutes walk from the gallery.

After the usually clothes scavanging along Regent Street high street and headache trip to Topshop mecca we recharged our battery at this really big portion, friendly, quite, and super delicious chinese restaurant in Gourmet Garden at 35 Great Portland Street (used to be buffet apparantly).
Before the end of a fantastic evening, the last rendevous was quick dinner at
Mexicali and a long digesting session at Curzon cinema to watch
Synechdoche, New York by Charlie Kaufman.

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