London Day 3

This may be one of the shorter blogs I have on this trip. Basically, I went to the pharmacist and got ibuprofen because the guy didn’t know the problem because I am pretty sure it isn’t my ankle but my foot. He suggested a doctor. I didn’t want to, but now I feel I have too. If the pain is too much for me to handle, doctor it is. So, basically today wasn’t much fun except for when it didn’t hurt which was…at Westminster Abbey. Sorry, pictures weren’t allowed, but you can have pics of the outside.

That was interesting with lots of historical background. I would go into more detail, but I’m really tired and my foot is freezing from icing it. At this point the pain feels like something is trying to go through the bottom right side of my right foot. But only when I walk and it never hurts when I press it with my fingers. It’s a mystery O_O. Walking to and from the dorms is the only real issue. If I have slept, I can limp/shuffle around the flat and the tour guide was slow enough at the Abbey that I was able to shuffle for most of the time. Though, maybe that was thanks to the ibuprofen kicking in an HOUR after it should have. Maybe is not stronger than Advil! Either way, walking sucked but my flat mates are wonderful b/c they picked up ice and tasty yogurt for me. Today is basically a bunch of schoolwork (which I have now finished). I would write my review, but I’m just done for now… Tomorrow we’re seeing another play, which I will talk about in my next blog.

Special thanks to Katie Horton who sent me SHINee music b/c SHINee was the only thing that could make me not feel like crying from the pain. And I am still hopeful that Minho will come along and carry me around London.