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Emma and I first headed into China Town, Soho, to check out the Chinese New Year celebrations. I had to be there to undertake some ethnographic research for Theatre and Culture.
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We did, however, manage to find a less busy spot and grab a chicken bun. I got the Pearl Milk Tea from a little shop which was very busy as well.
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Soon we gave up on China Town and headed to Harrods. I had never been to Harrods before, I know, I know... So we looked around Harrods, I cried at the bags, clothes, make up, perfumes, tea and chocolate.
After Harrods, Emma squealed and pinched me. Why was she flailing in the middle of Knightsbridge you ask? Well, opposite Harrods was the National Geographic store, so of course we had to go in.
We wandered around the store, I contemplated buying yet another panda plushie but fought against my impulsive shopping disorder, and we both sat down to a lovely cup of fresh Chai Tea.
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After we finished up in National Geographic, we went for a walk around Knightsbridge and ended up in Chelsea. I hadn't walked around Chelsea before, it was absolutely beautiful, the London that I want to live in and pretend I'm in Gossip Girl ... What?
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Casually searching for my future home.
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I had such a lovely day and it was nice to explore new parts in London. I'm going to try to put up one of these posts at least once a month, I enjoyed writing about something other than beauty, I hope you enjoyed this too. A huge thanks again to Emma for letting me use her photos (I was stupid enough to leave my camera at home). Oh, and if you're wondering if I bought anything, I bought a box of Harrods Earl Grey Tea, I know, how very British of me.
-Kiran xo
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