I went to Regent's Park in the morning. At first, I planed to stop by The Sherlock Holmes Museum, but later I decided to postpone the visit.

There were few people in the morning, and it made me feel too silent.

Queen Mary's Garden is located in the park, and a lot of big roses are planted here.

I sat by the garden for a while. It was really weird having a rest in a big city without any people walking around.

The lake, with fewer ducks than Green Park, filled with whole sense of solitude.

I left at about 10:00, because I was scheduled to see a movie. I accidentally met uncle on my way to the station, and he also wanted to lounge about the park.

Madame Tussaud's It is a very famous places and I saw they made a waxen statue for Michele Wing Kwan in Discovery channel, but I didn't go in there because of the price. Besides, someone who had visited there told me that it was crowded and sultry inside, though some of the statues are extremely vivid.

I bought a £ 7.50 ticket of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest in Odeon Marble Arch.

The movie started at 11:00, and only about 10 people in the the 300-seat theater. I was expected to the sequel and it did really...funny. Thought I saw the obvious maze of doubt in the end, I still didn't understand most of the story including the relationship between Captain Sparrow and the Davey Jones, not to mention the dead men's chest. It seemed that I had a large space for my listening improvement.

I cut the first class in the afternoon because it began at 14:05 and the movie ended at about 13:50. But Rory was not in the first class either; he had a lecture class in other place and had a substitute teacher playing DVD to the students. However, the DVD was no functional in the first class (thought it worked later), so basically I missed nothing. The DVD was about Eden's Project and Rory wanted us to write a short essay after watching the video.

In the evening, I went to Harrods and bought a Teddy Bear. I found that I didn't take any picture of Harrods department store, but there is a small picture on the middle of the paper bag.