Wellcome

Today we visited the Wellcome Collection (part of an independent research organization known as the Wellcome Trust) to see an exhibit called Skeletons. The exhibit featured a bunch of skeletons collected from a number of London burial grounds. The placards next to the skeletons told about their sex, their diseases, and their socioeconomic location. I thought it was really interesting until I went upstairs. What I found there was incredibly interesting!
NAPOLEON'S TOOTHBRUSH! AND! I saw Florence Nightingale's moccasins. The upstairs featured an exhibit called "Modern Medicine." It was very impressive so I bought two postcards from the gift shop.

Then we went to King's Cross Station and took stupid tourist pictures in front of Platform 9 3/4 from Harry Potter. All in all, this day has been really great.

Our trip to IKEA last night was a success. Not only do we have a bunch of rugs and throw blankets for our flat, but we found some sick lanterns and cereal bowls. I enjoyed a heaping helping of Swedish Meatballs that I washed down with a tall glass of Lingonberry Juice for dinner and then we all took the shuttle back to the tube. On our way home we could see the lights of Wembley Stadium (the UK was playing Czech Republic in football and over 40,000 people were in attendance). Ryan and I would like to go to a game at some point even though tickets are about £40 a piece. This is roughly what it looked like:I forgot to tell everyone about his delicious sandwich truck we found called Taza on Queensway where we found lunch on Monday. As soon as we got our fresh pitas of meat, salad, garlic sauce, and onions, we headed straight for Hyde Park for a picnic. We did not see Jude Law or his children or his mistress.

Tomorrow is Ryan's 21st birthday. He will be getting all 21 spankings.