The Big Egg Hunt Part 3

Yes we were at it again, but this time this was the hardest yet!  Although there was no rain, Sin and I really struggled, maybe it was the aerobics I did just before.

Anyway we started off at London Bridge, walking into the City, before heading over to the Southbank and then to St James Park.  In total 4 hours!

We found 42 eggs, it would have been 44, but two eggs had been taken away for TLC.

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The Big Egg Hunt Part 2

So Sin and I recently started The Big Egg Hunt and the other day, he chose to do it again as he was desperate to find Wally.  This time we knew exactly where he was and that was our first stop!  Wally found! Check!

Last time we found 29 eggs in 3 hours, this time we did 5 hours and found 75 eggs! It was a mission and with some we did stall, hunting high and low!

With so many eggs, I did have some favourites.....

If I had the money to spare then I would have got my own one from the pop up shop in Selfridges.  So sweet!

So we are over half way, how many more eggs can we find?

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The Big Egg Hunt Part 1

A few years ago there was the Elephant Parade.. This year its the Faberge Egg Hunt.  For more info click here.

So there are 200 eggs hidden around London and the mission is to find them!  My husband for some reason really wanted to do this and as he doesn't do much exercise this was perfect.  We started off on late last week and only managed to find 29!  Big fail I think in 3 hours!  We had maps but some were difficult.  We chose to find the 'Where's Wally' Egg as it travels around and is a special one.  We heard it was around Charing Cross from the clues, as we were around there we thought we would go and find it.  We walked around Charing Cross twice and spent 30 minutes!  In the end we had to give up!  Better luck next time finding the 'Where's Wally' Egg I guess.

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Sushi the way forward

I thought I would do a recommendation today and I thought it ties in nicely to the new year still as after all eating sushi is a very good diet.  Apart from sumo wrestlers how many overweight Japanese people are there?  Very small amount, green tea and sushi.  My favourites!

So I thought I would tempt you firstly with what I had the other day! Wow!

So the place to go is Eat Tokyo in Soho.  We only came across this back in September time and we've been around 6 times since!  There is always a queue and the queue normally consists of Japanese people which lets you know that this place is good!

If raw fish isn't your thing, don't worry as theres much more on the menu which will definitely get your mouth watering.

And look what we got as little gifts from them!

For more information, visit my Lomography Article

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Forever 21 Haul

Been so busy recently, there has been no time to blog.  So my first blog post for a while and what best to talk about...shopping!

I had heard of Forever 21 in vlogs and was upset that it was only available in the US.  So when I saw the billboards in London advertising that Forever 21 was opening at Oxford Circus, I got very excited.

I didn't manage to get there on day 1 of opening, even if I did, I think I would have been in a tin of sardines!  When I finally did, I was not disappointed.  3 levels of pure happiness, clothes and accessory galore!  I was there for a whole hour!  Forever 21 is similar to H&M, on trend fashion at reasonable prices, lot cheaper than Top Shop.

So heres just a few things I got: -

Peach jumper for £16

Love this top, into butterflies recently, £12 

Skirt at £10!

Worth a look if you're in London, have fun!

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