While visiting Kew Gardens I met a very strange creature. He was fluffy and cute like me, he had some strange pink tentacles, and a reserved disposition.
Photo taken in the Princess of Wales Conservatory at the Kew Royal Botanic Gardens
He did not seem to be very talkative, but we had a nice sit together before I went on my way.
I visited the British Museum today, met some very interesting people.
Some were warriors.
This gentlemen would not let me drive his chariot, but he did give me a lift between galleries.
There were some disheveled looking people, but they were very nice.
I met a frantic lady from Egypt called Isis, she was looking for her husband.
I wanted to introduce myself to a youth named Ganymede, but he seemed more interested in this eagle than in anything I had to say.
I compared shoe size with this giant disembodied foot, it was a draw because we could not figure out the conversion.
There was a very angry horse that wanted someone to talk to, I hung around to listen to him until he calmed down.
To end my visit to the British Museum, I practiced meditation techniques with the master.
I went to Hardys Original Sweet Shop today.
There were so many treats to choose from that I had a hard time making a decision.
But then the nice girl let me try some samples so I was able to come to a decision and make a new friend! (I went with the chocolate covered honeycomb.)
Burrower, clocking in for his vacation in London.
Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum
Avoiding jet lag is a much discussed art form.
Here are some of my favorite techniques so as not to feel tuckered after a transcontinental flight.
Number 1: Listen to relaxing music.
Number 2: Comfort is key, I suggest a neck pillow and eye mask.
Number 3: Stay well hydrated.
If you follow these three steps, you will be perky and alert when arriving at your destination.
This old man did not, he was asleep upon arrival to London.
Meanderings Abound 