Sixth day in London

 

Punching each other's faces and pulling people's hair was quite exciting, during the final workshop day at CAA. Adam, our combat choreographer taught us the most basic techniques in fighting onstage for an act. He said that it is important to keep in mind things like distance and eye contact for the safety of both the person and his partner. After the workshop we took a quick peek at the candy shop, later continuing with a walk to Oxford Street. There we all split up for shopping. It was a hot sunny day, and it was a bit tiring to walk around the place, but it was also surely worth it. Students then all recouped, and we went to Hyde Park. We met with Mr. Smalley there, who had blue hands from his jeans and a fluffy back. We didn't find much explanation of why he was this way, but whatever it's Mr. Smalley. We ate our lunch and relaxed on the grass. We then there decided on having Indian cuisine at a restaurant called, "Spice of India." We all enjoyed Indian food. After our lovely dinner, we made our way to the Trafalgar Square to get on our Ghost Tour around London, which was more humorous than spooky. There were two enthusiastic actors who did very good job. We all were very tired, but still we went to the grocery store to get some supplies.