Thursday was a little more eventful than the day before.  I woke up a little earlier than Wednesday and got ready for the day.  I walked to Clinton Cards on Victoria Street, a couple stores down from Sainsbury, and got a valentines day card for Joe, and then saw one of the coolest birthday cards.  Which will go to Jenny, since I have a card for my sister already and I don't know who else is having a birthday soon.  I then headed over to Sainsbury to buy bread and peanut butter.  Once I got back to Vandon House I went straight to the dining area and made myself a sandwich.  Not too bad, the peanut butter is a little different and the bread is thinner and much softer.  At least with the bread I bought.
I sat around until Joe got on around 1 or so and talked with him for a while.  I took a short nap and I did not want to wake up.  I know I need to get into a better sleep schedule though.  Mostly because if I don't get some sleep on Tuesday nights, then Wednesday's are going to kill me! 
Again, for supper I had noodles.  This time I don't think I ate even half of them.  I really need buy some more food :s  After supper we got ready for The Lion King!  It was playing in the West End, so it should be good :)
We took the tube to the West End and only had to walk a little ways.  It was just slightly sprinkling when walking.  Not enough for me to get my umbrella out.  I have brought it with me, though, wherever I go.  I have it in the bottom of my purse, for emergencies.  Anyway, back to The Lion King...I really enjoyed there set and the costumes were fantastic.  I did get a picture of the curtain, so here it is.

Very cool set, like I said earlier.  As for the play, I actually did not like it as much as I thought I would.  The songs were very amazing, the group ones.  As Mark said the little kids weren't that good.  He would have expected more out of children in a West End musical.  It was a good show to see once.  I am glad that I finally saw it though.  I saw a sign while in a Tube station about the musical after The Phantom of the Opera.  I may have to try and get tickets to it.  It would be very interesting to see.  On Leicester Square they have a place that you can buy discount tickets, and since I am a student here I can get them for a little bit cheaper.  After the play we headed back to Vandon House where I settled in for the evening.  Got ready for bed at a reasonable hour (for me, haha).  Until next time. Cheers