No one has time for that

My wonderful friend Jase has this fantastic face he makes. We call it the Jase Face (shout out to Trace and his Trace Face), it's the perfect mix of hilarious and serious. We also have this joke where we say "no one has time for that" (if you don't get why this could be funny, it means that you're probably not over-invested in technology/YouTube/Facebook; don't worry about it). Anyway, all that to say-this happened. So now the big thing to do is imitate the Jase Face as often as possible.

We went to two shows this week: one was especially unfortunate, the other very enjoyable. Dear World, the first, featured what was probably supposed to be a whimsically quirky cast of characters. It was way weird, almost making sense but not really at all. However, Taylor and I ended up laughing at much of the theatrics (not with them, but at them). Luckily, Our Country's Good, which we attended last night turned out to be both pleasantly enlightening and hilarious. 

The theatre for Our Country's Good

Today we sought out the rain room, but the wait was six hours to get in, so we'll just have to hit that up another time. We did enjoy a very chilly walk around Kensington Gardens/Hyde Park, people and dog watching as we walked to the Peter Pan statue. 

We decided that Jase and I are honorary siblings.

One of my goals on this trip: to photobomb as many pictures as possible.

Thus, this picture came into being.

(Photobombing according to Macmillan Dictionary:

 "ruining [or, in my case, enhancing] other people's photos 

by making silly faces and/or moving into the background 

immediately before the photos are taken")

I loved getting to spend time with Emma and Taylor!

(and Jase, he took the picture)

I've become a crazy tea addict. Probably my fourth cup today.
Also, Lord of the Rings for class!!!

Annnd drying clothes by the window. Hostel problems.

I hope y'all have had a lovely weekend!