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We visited the house C.S. Lewis lived in and his grave site, took soppy photos in front like proper tourists should. As strange as I often think visiting grave sites is, it was actually a neat experience. I think it's healthy to reflect on death and the life we hope to "leave" behind, and it's an understatement to say that the life Lewis lived is inspirational. Later, we ate dinner with a friend and went to a debate between a student and college professor over God's existence. Debates always make for an interesting Friday night. ;-)
As if Oxford wasn't fun enough, this morning I had breakfast with friends at Le Pain Quotidien (luh paN koh-ti-dyaN, ha!) in Wimbledon Village. I so wish I'd taken my camera. The restaurant was amazing, cozy yet modern and bright. I had organic porridge with honey and bananas. *sigh* I'll be going back.
I hope you all are enjoying the little things this weekend. Because, as my god-father likes to say, life is an continuous opportunity for wonder and fun.
Michaela Rae
Oh wow, I didn't realize Le Pain Quotidien was an international chain (and right on cue, I'm talking about food!). Guess I should've.
ReplyDeleteI love your rainy pictures! Sometimes sloshing around in the rain is just great fun.
I didn't know it was an international chain either! Glad to know I'll be able to find one in the States. Sloshing around in the rain is fun sometimes, but recently we've been feeling like we're DROWNING in the rain. ;)
DeleteMy first reaction upon seeing the food truck was, "Whoa, there's a fire in there!" Haha :) Glad you two had a great rainy day adventure!
ReplyDeleteI know, I think it's the coolest food truck I've seen!
DeleteWhat a fun spontaneous trip! It'd be so cool to see C.S. Lewis' house!
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