It has been two weeks since I went on a train journey (the one described
here) and took myself to Cornwall and back for a weekend.
The weather was beautiful, I ate my weigh in cream tea, got woken up by
seagulls in the morning and just spent a nice few days with some of the
loveliest people I have met in my life.
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At the Royal Cornwall County Show - So many cream teas!
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| Beach at St. Agnes |
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| Very cute Café on the way to the Beach |
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Following that trip, I finished my internship, went to a parliamentary
panel discussion where I sat next to a proper journalist from The Guardian (I
felt a little out of place. But the food was great.), went shopping with the
money I had left, moved out of my room in the student residence, watched the
England vs. Italy match in the Shutterbug Café, then got a cold while waiting
for the night bus.
The next day, I boarded the plan and flew to Berne, where my family was
already waiting for me. I’ve been home for two weeks now and I can honestly say
that I am absolutely happy to be back.
Now don’t get me wrong, it’s not like I hated it the whole time and was
just miserable 24/7. London itself is still my favourite city and I’m sure it
won’t be long until I will back for a city trip, but having escaped my
not-too-interesting office job and getting my social life back does feel pretty
amazing. However, I already miss all the unique little cafés, restaurants and
other places you can find everywhere in London. I guess you just can’t have
everything, right?
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| Dessert for Breakfast |
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| I want all bills to come in a book like that. It's the small things that make a difference. |
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| It's coffee in a jam jar. How can you not get excited about that? |
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| Delicious Raspberry Lemonade and a hazlenut-chocolate thing (what a precise description Anna, well done!) at Le Pain Quotidien |
That’s it for now. I hope you’ve all had a wonderful weekend!
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