We spent a good half of the day shopping. We've become big fans of Lillywhites where we bought soccer jerseys and sports apparels at a fraction of the usual retail price. I also burnt a hole while picking out a pink toga dress and brown skinny pants at Zara. (I console myself by saying that those cost at least 10% more here.) We then went to Crown & Anchor for our last bottle of Magner's and in the process, uncovered the best tasting tortilla chips in town.
The day's highlight, and a fitting closure for London, was watching a West End musical. The popular ones were beyond our budget so we settled for Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph & the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. I've always been drawn to the story of Joseph: a boy who was sold to the Egyptians by his 11 brothers out of jealousy, and who, in a twist of fate, returns years later as Pharaoh's right-hand man. I love how he tests his brothers who came begging for food during a famine and how Joseph revealed his identity after learning that they've repented. The heart-tugger naturally, was to see Jacob reunited with his beloved son - a timeless reminder that God, who protects and loves us, will never ever fail us.