Chinatown and Prostitutes

Today we went to Chinatown and Piccadilly Circus. It was lots of fun!

There were advertisements for Dim Sum everywhere. I didn't know what it was until we went to dinner and my friends ordered it. I think it was somethings like dumplings.

Then we went to Picadilly Circus. And we went into this awesome shop.

There was a candy bar with my name on it. Literally. I didn't buy it though.  Which is odd for me.

So, funny story..... I accidentally went to the red light district tonight.  We were walking in SOHO and noticed alot of inappropriate shops around. I mentioned to my friends that we were probably in, as I said it, "where the prostitutes work." We were on the edge of the district, almost out, when we saw this door.

Ya. We were right. We were where "the prostitutes work." I have to admit, we all laughed really, really hard when we saw that. We then left and my friend got out her London guide book and looked up where we were.  She soon read a section about the streets we were on and the book clarified for us that where we were was indeed the red light district.  I'm so glad we went through that place during the day and that we had a boy from our group with us.

The rest of SOHO was nice.

Then we went to Covent Garden. It was so cool! It was an indoor market.

They had these amazing leather journals.

And there was a Pizza Hut literally in a hut.

And a guy preaching in a square. On a unicycle. While he juggled.

So British. And a fantastic name for a frozen yogurt shop.

I just can't get enough of these buildings and streets. They just look unlike anything else I've ever seen. My apologies if I post too many pictures of them.

Then we went to a wonderfully wonderful pastry shop. Owned by mean French people. Who got mad at us for self serving ourselves. We didn't know!

This is what I got. It was heavenly.

Then off to Westminster Abbey we went! It was HUGE!!!! And some of the wedding decorations were still up.

Me and the girlies!

Hope you're all doing well overseas! Thanks for reading!