Monthly Archives: June 2011

Today started off a bit slow. It was time to do laundry once more so I took the bus to the nearest laundry mat. The laundry was right near the Kelvingrove Museum, where I was planning to go today, so … Continue reading →

I did it! I woke up early (-ish) & made it in time for breakfast at the hotel. It really helps that this hotel has heavy drapes that block the early-as-heck morning sun unlike the last place where I ended … Continue reading →

So, it was a relatively quick ride to Glasgow. I got here about noon. Check this: my hotel is just over a block away from the train station. It’s awesome. I’m centrally located & lovin’ it. I really like Glasgow. … Continue reading →

Once I managed to crawl out of bed, I went into town. It was afternoon & I had only one destination: St. Giles Cathedral. Apparently, it is quite well known. Inside the Thistle Chapel of the church is where the … Continue reading →

So this morning I left the hotel & went straight away to Rossyln Chapel. A tiny chapel in the middle of nowhere-ish (it was legitimately a suburb), it was made famous by its appearance in the book & film, The … Continue reading →

Absolutely nothing of interest happened today, so feel free to skip this entry if you will. I got up later than ever today, but it was great. I had some fruit in my bag from the day before so I … Continue reading →

My Gods, what a day! Woke up late yet again as I’ve been hanging out with my friend & taking a late train back to Inverkeithing, which is the name of the hamlet where I’ve been staying. And thus, I’ve … Continue reading →

Today started off a little late. Slept in & missed breakfast. Went straight from the train station to Edinburgh Castle which is located at the top of the High Street (where all the touristy stores are). Once I climbed the … Continue reading →

Well, what a day it was! It was raining from before I woke up this morning and it continued all day until late this night. It was quite dreary & cold & I was in my femme outfit, skirt & … Continue reading →