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I thought I'd have muscle ache from wandering up Arthur's Seat the day before, but I was fine. Phew.
Sis and I went to a post office in a shopping center. I bought 20 stamps (because last time I got my reply back with 8 of the 10 stamps I had sent), put them in the letter to Andrew Scott and sent the letter and my postcards. I spend nearly 25 Pounds on this!
Then all 4 of us went to an Asian buffet restaurant. It was weirdly big and dark. But the food was gooood.
My mom bought me this awesome cat hat-glove thingy.
We went to Scott Monument.
Where my sister was stalking a squirrel.
This is one of the pictures she took. You can see me filming the following video.
The others went up Scott Monument, while I took some notes for my diary.
View from the top of the first staircase, I think.
Here you can see the castle. Also the gallery that after 3 vacations here we still haven't visited.
I got so bored waiting for the others to come back down that I thought "screw my fear of heights" and went up too.
As a Harry Potter fan these initials caught my eye among all the other names people left on the walls.
Fuck yeah, unicorns!
Arthur's Seat, where we walked up the day before.
I only made it up 2 of the 3 staircases. Towards the end of the 2nd my fear of heights took over and I pretty much crawled to the top of the staircase.
Sis is veeery orange today.
We walked through Princes Street Gardens.
Whoa, I had no idea that there are poppies that aren't red!
This conifer's leaves are so neatly vertical!
In Castle Street (so called because of the view) mom and I bought a Big Issue in exchange for information about where the next shook store is. Turned out the seller wasn't from here, is Canadian and only arrived 3 weeks ago or so. But he still could direct us to the next book store.
Got myself the souvenir I wanted: The Hobbit. Finally I can read it in English.
On the top floor the book store had a café, so we sat down for a coffee/tea there.
Wise words. Though I don't quite understand why a man shouldn't wear coffee perfume too.
This cake was insanely sweet O_O. A weird version of hedgehog slice, it included peanut butter and Oreos.
Those stairs! I like those stairs.
And you have a nice view on the Castle here too.
Seriously, can't I just move into this book store?
Pfft, a Sherdog manga!
Not only do they have books, but also Star Wars merch! Because 2 days earlier if was May the Fourth.
This thing is fun, I kinda want it.
Build A Bear has My Little Pony!
And they have Star Wars clothes too! Not for ponies, though.
Two things I like in one: Converse and space. *ヮ*
Argh, I love this pattern, but I don't like buying shoes that I don't need.
But I couldn't resist, because I seriously have a thing for this pattern. So I went into the souvenir shop and tried the shoes on. I only didn't buy them, because there were none in my size.
Sis and I went to a post office in a shopping center. I bought 20 stamps (because last time I got my reply back with 8 of the 10 stamps I had sent), put them in the letter to Andrew Scott and sent the letter and my postcards. I spend nearly 25 Pounds on this!
Then all 4 of us went to an Asian buffet restaurant. It was weirdly big and dark. But the food was gooood.My mom bought me this awesome cat hat-glove thingy.We went to Scott Monument.Where my sister was stalking a squirrel.This is one of the pictures she took. You can see me filming the following video.The others went up Scott Monument, while I took some notes for my diary.View from the top of the first staircase, I think.Here you can see the castle. Also the gallery that after 3 vacations here we still haven't visited.I got so bored waiting for the others to come back down that I thought "screw my fear of heights" and went up too.
As a Harry Potter fan these initials caught my eye among all the other names people left on the walls.Fuck yeah, unicorns!Arthur's Seat, where we walked up the day before.I only made it up 2 of the 3 staircases. Towards the end of the 2nd my fear of heights took over and I pretty much crawled to the top of the staircase.
Sis is veeery orange today.We walked through Princes Street Gardens.
Whoa, I had no idea that there are poppies that aren't red!This conifer's leaves are so neatly vertical!In Castle Street (so called because of the view) mom and I bought a Big Issue in exchange for information about where the next shook store is. Turned out the seller wasn't from here, is Canadian and only arrived 3 weeks ago or so. But he still could direct us to the next book store.
Got myself the souvenir I wanted: The Hobbit. Finally I can read it in English.On the top floor the book store had a café, so we sat down for a coffee/tea there.
Wise words. Though I don't quite understand why a man shouldn't wear coffee perfume too.This cake was insanely sweet O_O. A weird version of hedgehog slice, it included peanut butter and Oreos.Those stairs! I like those stairs.And you have a nice view on the Castle here too.Seriously, can't I just move into this book store?Pfft, a Sherdog manga!Not only do they have books, but also Star Wars merch! Because 2 days earlier if was May the Fourth.This thing is fun, I kinda want it.
Build A Bear has My Little Pony!And they have Star Wars clothes too! Not for ponies, though.Two things I like in one: Converse and space. *ヮ*Argh, I love this pattern, but I don't like buying shoes that I don't need.But I couldn't resist, because I seriously have a thing for this pattern. So I went into the souvenir shop and tried the shoes on. I only didn't buy them, because there were none in my size.
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