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It was a habitual week. Midnight runs from Tuesday to Thursday due to cession. Got home after 1am, called superlatively good friend during the cab ride and continued lawful before I went to bed. I think I slept at 3am. Took Friday off to dispose of time with my girl and brother (he’s around for a few weeks). We went to Oxford st, shopping what else. *smiles*

On Saturday, we headed to Legoland with Ms Capricious and brother’s friend. Malice a few hiccups (I forgot to impress the confirmation email and went to the work at 7AM to do so! The ticketing officer declared Legoland was closed but she got it wrong with Windsor Castle. Duh!), we reached there around 11ish. The “adults” wanted to try the somewhat cold rides, leaving me and my miss exploring the places together. But small did they know that we got the awesome rides.

We took the stream splash. “It will take you on a wet and untamed voyage, surging down churning rapids and through a from dan to beersheba Viking world constructed by approximately two million LEGO® bricks. Vigil out for Nidhogg, the terrible dragon with a staggering six poetical measure wingspan or the four meter lengthy Midgard sea serpent and fit to get wet!” On the same ride, there was a male parent with his 8 year old boy (very cute, the boy I meant. *smiles*).

The next to the first ride we took was the corsair falls. “Pay attention to the warning of the LEGO Pirates and creatures as you create your way along the Pirate Falls Stream deep in the Wild Woods, for there is a something big arrival your way! Prepare for a soaking!” Anyway, while queuing for the ride, the same father-boy was in front of us (about 10 metres in advance). The boy kept asking us to append them. At this point, I was absolutely assured that he had a huge crush on my maiden. Cute, eh? Since the ride itself can furnish room for 4 people, I took his proffer. I think the dad was quite embarrassed with his son’s stubbornness. But hey, no guts no glory, eh? After the ride, the boy asked whether we’d defect to join them the whole day but I had to...

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