The second day in the United Kingdom

Hi! Today I woke up in my huge bed, totally rested. I jumped up from the bed and wanted to capture the day right ahead. I felt how the whole body was screaming for a cup of coffee. So I brought myself down to Starbucks. It wasn’t far away from the hotel. So there I sat with the greatest coffee of the year, of course in the size extra large. It was a warm day, so I sat on the patios. I felt how the D vitamins were streaming in to my body that the sun was sending me from the sky. The energy was now in every part of my body.

I couldn’t feel better. I almost ran back to the hotel. I packed down all of my things as fast I could in a mess in my small bag. I took my bag and myself down to the car, there I pressed in the key and drew out in the beautiful city with all the windows down on the lowest level. So the wind was flying in my hair in the beat of Beautiful Day (Wrote by U2).

I was driving until I came to Warwickshire. There I was visiting Shakespeare’s birthplace.  It’s been welcoming visitors for over 250 years, which I think is really interesting. I actually have a secret fire inside of me, and that fire is burning for things that have been with us humans for centuries. And this is a great example. I’m very interested in quotations, and several of my favorites are made of the legend Shakespeare. You’re visiting the house for 1 hour; there you walk from room to room and at the same time gets interesting facts. Shakespeare's Birthplace is a fascinating house that offers a glimpse into Shakespeare's early world. It'sa special place that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime, if you have the chance.

When I was done walking around in Shakespeare's house I laid down in a park, 5 minutes walk from the house. There I was listening to my favorite music, with a paper with all of the best quotations of Shakespeare, thinking of life, and couldn't be more grateful for being in England for the very moment. 

Later on I checked in on a hotel called Best Western Falstaff Hotel, it costs me around 750 SEK for one night.  Then I saw a big poster in the exception, and it wasn’t just a poster. It was a poster with one of my favorite ‘’bands’’ namely, Icona Pop saying they were playing at a club in Warwickshire tonight. I was jumping up and down, the pulse were now on a higher level. I ran up to my new hotel room, felt how the smile were growing bigger and bigger. I picked out some clothes and was suddenly out on the streets again. I found the bar/club were they were supposed to play; it was full packed of people. There I bought myself a cheap hamburger (20 SEK), then the stomach were as satisfied as me. The smell of a sweaty, smoky little club and feeling that every muscle in your body were working to get yourself up and down, back and forward, over and over again to the beat of your favorite music. Tonight was one of the best nights in my life, so far.So I got home to the hotel quite late. But it doesn’t matter, because here I am, writing for you one of my best nights ever, and are now feeling that I’m about to fall asleep any minute. Hope you all are doing fine and I wish you lots of love!
Another blog-post is up tomorrow night, so beware!

Assuming all of the costs today:
Starbucks coffee 35 SEK
Visiting Shakespeare's birthplace costs me around 130 SEK
Hotel Room for one night 750 SEK
One Hamburger 20 SEK
Ticket to Icona Pop 120 SEK

Pictures of the day:

Shakespear's Birthplace

My hotel room

Icona Pop!