Lucky charms fix everything

If I was the type of person to say FML

then I would.

But I'm not so I'm just going to show you

the photos.

Good Friends bearing Lilies and Lucky charms fixed it ♥

(Some Ben and Jerry's may have been involved aswell)

Iced Mocca

Sitting in secret gardens is really easy to do

in this city

My car has

Clingfilm for windows : (

Dream Home?

I was googling Dream home and stumbled across

the complete opposite to my dream home.

Why would you ever want to live in a house

where if you fell over you just kept falling?!

I'm 12 years old

I know things like this shouldn't make me

laugh but unfortunately they do.

Ok Maybe this not so much but it was 2 doors

down from 'In and out'chicken and it had a

slight rude connotation so I took a photo of

that as well.

Nice Bricks

round the corner

Let's go for a walk

We went for a lovely Sunday walk down Newarke street

which is a beautiful path around the corner from

the flat.

On our journey we discovered:

beautiful buildings / lampposts/ Catholic

churches / About 3 parks, One which was

oval / Exhibitions I want to see /

Lots of houses we wanted to live in /

Trees / Odd graffiti / Landsdowne bar /

budvar / cider / transexual rollerskaters.

Sam has Hayfever

I love Budvar

Transexual Roller skater. She fell down moments after this

.....twice

Whats the time?

Leicester market is unbelievable.

You will find ANYTHING there.

I found this clock.

I couldn't be arsed to get my camera out so took

it on photobooth. Hense why it is mirrored

faithful dog Hachikō

So I said that Marley and me was a cryer.

Well that all changed when I watched Hatchi.

It is the most heartbreaking film I have ever seen.

It is a true story about a dogs loyalty to its owner.

A Japanese dog 'Hachiko' makes his own way to greet

his owner on his commute back home to the train station

everyday.

Hachiko continues this journey for 9 years after his

owner dies. He makes the journey until the day he dies.

The town locals fed him and bought him treats.

When he passed away they erected a statue in the

same position he would await his owners return

everyday at Shibuya Station.

Each year on April 8, Hachikō's devotion is honored

with a solemn ceremony of remembrance at Tokyo's

Shibuya railroad station. Hundreds of dog lovers

often turn out to honor his memory and loyalty

Disposable Camera

I Finally got it Developed!

I used it to document my last two weeks

in PooPort.