After a nice breakfast at home, Baba and Keagan took the double-decker bus in direction Westminster to catch a boat for some sightseeing on the Themse. Susanna and I went shopping for books, clothes and shoes along Charing Cross Road and Oxford Street.

After the boat trip Baba and Keagan went again to the playground and I met them again around 4 o’clock  for afteroon tea in the Kensington palace Orangerie.

That’s really the most amazing place to enjoy your tea and it’s also way cheaper then what the fancy hotels charge you for afternoon tea.

The sandwiches, scones and cakes were really delicious and they also have a good selection of leaf tea. The only downside of the whole experience is their “no reservations” policy. So we had to wait aprox. 15 minutes to get a seat. There is also the possiblity to sit outside, but it would be really a shame to miss the great atomsphere of this room.

For dinner we went once again to Yo Sushi to indulge in some lovely asian dishes. Keagan ate at least 4 portions of tempura shrimps

and we were also unstoppable and had to try everything.

When Susanna asked him in before falling asleep what the nicest thing was today, he mentioned the playground and just said “mer send weder det äne, wöl es so schön esch” (we went again to this place, because it’s so nice there). He must really be in love with the “Diana, Princess of Wales, Memorial Playground”, our posh bugger!