A Day In The Life: London

Raw, unedited, unabridged, unabbreviated, organic - a photo-heavy collective from my 16th birthday 4-day trip to London. It's such a whole enchilada (thesaurus.com *unedited) that it's all completely in the wrong order and some photos are upside down. PS. I included some bloopers and Snapchat screenshots, because, why not?

There are over 47 photos here. I know that because I lost count at 47 but from the perfectly-timed click-bum-click-bum-click-bum of my laptop keys, I know I definitely covered more than 10 - possibly 20 - photos after I lost count. The images are shining and so are the memories - a direct passive-aggressive attack on the weather. I haven't included the vast array and flurry of pink photos from our afternoon at Sketch because that's a complete other story and there are enough photos from that siesta alone to fill a wall. So, I fangirled (which auto-corrected to newfangled) too much: first because I stood on Millenium Bridge - come and find us Death Eaters; and secondly, because I saw King's Cross Station first hand - so really this was just a Harry Potter location tour. 

Why do you need to walk down Regent Street? Oh, I don't know; maybe because:

• the architecture is amazing and just walking down the street itself could be a day trip
• the shops are 120% better than those on Oxford Street - minus the Lush (WOW)
• YES, so hard to the curvy road
• you like the overpriced coffee shops and insane buses? SO DO I
• we went at sale season so everything was magnified by x40

My second favourite area is Trafalgar Square and my third favourite is the semi-bohemian, pastel-coloured joint that is Notting Hill/ Portobello Road/ Chelsea. Somewhere between 0 and 1, but still holding a firm place between 2 and 3 on the ladder of most-loved London places, is SoHo. Oh, and Carnaby Street.