Planning to Fail or Failing Plans?

You know how some days you make brilliant plans like:

-wake up and go on run

-turn in homework electronically

- get cute

- go to the train station and buy tickets to Brighton

- go to Brighton

- have lots of fun in Brighton

- eat Fish and Chips in Brighton

- possibly get moderately sun-burned in Brighton

- take train home in time to catch one of the last shows of "End of the Rainbow"

(a show about the last days of Judy Garland's life)

- possibly eat lots of chocolate throughout the day

Well, I've learned today, it's not about failing to plan.

Sometimes your plans just fail. 

What ACTUALLY happened today:

- woke up and went on run

- couldn't turn in homework because internet wasn't working

-couldn't go to train station because the tube station we walked to was closed

- didn't go to Brighton because it was really cold and we departed much later than planned

- got sad about not going to Brighton

- got over it

- hopped on a bus that took us somewhere we didn't know

- attempted to get on the tube again but couldn't because that line was closed too

- went on an adventure to a deserted/creepy tube station

- did the Hitch "Make the Pizza" dance when we got to Baker Street

- witnessed British craze over the Futbol finals

- visited the Sherlock Holmes museum

- took way too long to realize that Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character

- went to a bagel place that we thought was cute and foreign (just to learn that bagels are definitely American)

- got charged extra for sitting in the restaurant (like a whole pound extra. Crazy, right?)

- ate a piece of chocolate cake to make ourselves feel better

- took a nap

- had our luck change

- bought tickets to the most amazing show ever

- witnessed Judy Garland come back to life that night

- ate way to much chocolate

Want to see our crazy day in action?

Picture montage:

 and guess what's been in my head ever since the show?

You can't not fall in love with her.