London's life - Seventh day

     The next day, I actually lived a typical english day. It did not stop to rain in any moment of the day, the sky never was so typical of London. For the first time I saw the rain in London, although it sounds rare. That day I dealed with the cold which surrounded all the corners of the city having a relaxing cup of warm chocolate in Starbucks.

     Bad weather made impossible to visit any part of the city. That is why I decided to go back home. Once I got there, since I had some free time, I decided to try to play the piano wich was in the living room of the house that I have already got used to little by little. Rarely I felt as I felt in that moment, I just let go completely and, although I even did not how to do it, I had a good time.

     Definitely now I can say that those weeks, thanks to small moments like those, served to find me. I was alone there and it was difficult for me but sometimes I suppose that it is necessary  to learn how to be alone: being the owner of your life, doing whatever you really want to do, what you love,

London's Life - Sixth day - Fifth part

     Finally, to finish that day, my friend and I went to the Westminster Abbey and The Houses of Parliament, accompained by the most famous clock of the world: the Big Ben. Curiously, that watch, like any other, marks the time but without any kind of doubt, all the hours that you spend there escape from any clock. And that is how I felt for the whole day. In fact, I did not want it to end. It was surreal that I could go for a walk down all those streets, one by one, one after another, so different and so full of the same magic at once. It was my place, which was more than a dream come true. 

     That part of the city was incredible. We took a lot of photos at the Westminster Bridge and talked about how wonderful was to be there, we were really lucky. We decided that we could not leave from there without going into the London Eye. Unfortunately, I left London without doing it but I know that sooner or later I will do it.