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If you guys have read my previous post, you would have known about the extra exclusive I managed to get with HISTORY. I feel like every fan has a dreamt of having this opportunity to be able to hang out with their favourite group, and although I can't pick a favourite out of all the K-Pop groups I listen to, I can definitely say I achieved the dream for at least a day!

I think the first thing I've got to say is, how did I manage to get this opportunity? Well because of my blog I was able to work backstage at the concert, completing errands as well as doing concert photography. This led to the next day, where the manager had requested for me and my friend, Katy who was the interpreter to show them around London. For those who attended the concert, you might have remembered them mentioning that they would be going around London! Sihyoung told the fans that if they saw them they must come up to them and say hi!

So the day began around 9AM. Katy had already gone to the hotel and met the members whilst I met the rest of the group at the station for 9. Unfortunately, we were missing Kyungil and Yijeong who went to meet friends for the day. We purchased 9 travel tickets, and distributed them to the group.

Our first stop was Westminster. The one attraction which probably is most known in London is none other than Big Ben. I remember Sihyoung asking me later on about how to spell Big Ben aha. But it's unfortunate it had to rain on our tour around London, but it's not London if there is no rain... Dokyun was lovely and offered an umbrella to me and Katy but we both politely declined. Also by Westminster, we managed to get a view of the London Eye which was across the river.

#bigben#London#England#Europe
A photo posted by _KimSiHyoungram (@kimsihyoungram) on Feb 22, 2016 at 4:26am PST


Last London -> paris c u again - hello Goodnight
A photo posted by _KimSiHyoungram (@kimsihyoungram) on Feb 22, 2016 at 2:52pm PST


We began walking towards Whitehall gardens, with Jaeho getting excited to see green grass that he even got someone to take a picture of him posing on the grass ahaha. At one point we even had Sihyoung imitating a duck which was an interesting sight...



Eventually, we took a group picture of the whole crew and HISTORY excluding Kyungil and Yijeong at Whitehall Gardens.


As we began to walk towards Trafalgar Square, we happened to walk by the Corinthia Hotel and Katy mentioned how she was friends with the manager. The manager also happens to be a big fan of HISTORY and even offered free rooms for them to stay. She unfortunately couldn't attend the HISTORY concert because of work.


We arrived at Trafalgar Square and HISTORY saw the fountains and began looking for coins to throw into the fountain. Katy had to stop them, explaining as that wasn't the purpose of the fountain despite there being some coins in the fountain already aha.


We proceeded towards the National Gallery walking through different rooms of the gallery. I don't think I've ever actually explored the National Gallery properly so it was a good chance for me to look around with the group.


Eventually, we decided to take a break as everyone went for toilet breaks and waited for the rain to settle outside. There was a discussion amongst the members and Katy and I had some help from Katy to talk to them here and there. Dokyun and Jaeho asked about my age, and were really shocked to find out I was only 18 years old. They also asked what year I was born in, and I said I was born in 1997 making me a 97 liner. I remember awkwardly introducing myself in Korean, and they also asked me whereabouts I was from, to which I answered I was born here but I'm from Vietnam.

We began making a move towards the entrance with Sihyoung attempting to put Korean money in the donation box despite it saying only Euros and British Pounds and another currency only aha. So generous of him either way. The group was divided again as everyone went to go for another quick toilet break before we left, leaving me to be responsible for Dokyun, Jaeho and Sihyoung - the pressure was real and without Katy I wasn't too sure what to say myself aha.

We walked towards the side, as I was standing up awkwardly not knowing what to say. Sihyoung who had sat down on one bench with the other two members sitting on another began a conversation in English with me. I'm actually really surprised at how good his English is, although it isn't perfect he did really well. He asked me similar questions to what the others had asked earlier e.g. Where are you from? How old are you? etc. The other members answered for me saying I was 18 and born in 1997. He responded saying I was very young aha. He also asked me whether I do this as a job, and I was like nope, I'm actually a student. I remember saying student in Korean which is "학생" pronounced "hagsaeng”. He also asked me about my subjects in which I responded saying I took media. He asked me to sit down beside him - I was still awkwardly standing around aha... Before he attempted to explain in English about how he believed artists and workers are all equal and how believes everyone is a friend (which includes me - I think that was really sweet him to say). He told me to treat this day as fun experience rather than work. I got so distracted I didn't realise Katy was calling me to which they found the rest of us later as we got ready to leave.

We left the gallery but the group split up again temporarily as Jaeho, Sihyoung and a few others got distracted by a street act. Sihyoung once again started giving Korean money, and the street act was saying "안녕하세요" which is pronounced "anneonghaseyo" which you may otherwise know as "hello" in Korean. They were rather amazed and took selfies with the guy - Katy was talking about how Sihyoung doesn't seem to stop giving money to people aha.

We proceeded to Piccadilly Circus as we arranged for everyone to separate into small groups to have their own free time around. For most of them, they went shopping around Oxford Circus and Regent Street whilst Katy, the concert agent, Dokyun and myself went to Costa to have grab something to eat and drink. We arranged to all meet back at 12.

The concert agent was lovely, he treated us all to food and drinks, and I remember saying "감사합니다" or "kamsahamnida" to the concert agent, which supposedly translates to "thank you very much". This led to him asking me whether I speak Korean and I replied only a little aha. I think I was struggling quite hard as the 3 of them were talking Korean amongst each other and I didn't really understand much of it to say anything - the concert agent assumed I understood everything...

Unfortunately, Katy had to leave so we said our goodbyes, whilst the other two said thank you before we set off to the meet at the meeting point. The concert agent said he will now be prepared to speak English since I wouldn't be able to help much with my Korean aha. Whilst we waited for the others to return and the promoter/organiser to meet us, we took a selfie with the concert agent's selfie stick.



As everyone slowly returned with the addition of the promoter, Xavier, two fangirls appeared in front of us. They were really excited and happy to see the members but the concert agent stated they weren't allowed to take pictures with them. 

Meanwhile, Xavier and I prepared to find somewhere to eat, and since the members wanted to eat meat, the concert agent and the Xavier managed to make a compromise. We ended up eating at the Angus Steakhouse in Piccadilly Circus. I was about to sit down, when the concert agent pointed towards the seat which happened to be next to Sihyoung. I don't think I've stated this yet, but Sihyoung is actually my favourite member from the group aha! We both sat down and shared a menu with each other, discussing between ourselves what was good to eat. 


As everyone raised their drinks, Sihyoung clinked his drink with mine saying "cheers, friend" - Aha I was secretly dying inside, but who wouldn't if an idol acknowledged you as a friend. Everyone proceeded to enjoy their meals, and trust me I struggled trying to cut my steak... It was awkward and I think a few of them had noticed... Ah well...

With music playing in the background, Adele happened to come on with the song "Someone Like You". I love that song aha, actually anything by Adele is amazing. Sihyoung asked me whether Adele was from here and I agreed, but somehow both unintentionally ended up singing to it - can I classify that as a duet because if so, I would literally have to say "OMG!" because that was a worthwhile moment. I think he realised I could sing too and supposedly mentioned it to Jaeho who was sitting beside him. I hope I sounded okay...

Once we finished our meals, we proceeded to go towards Tower Bridge. Thank you Google Maps for saving my life in these situations. I was really worried about the journey since I didn't want to mess up since I was the only one there who knew London well enough. We went underground, and if you've seen Sihyoung's Instagram, you'll notice me! Sihyoung attempted to pull a Harry Potter moment as he put up his umbrella underground and slammed against the wall - I really think we should of taken them to King's Cross aha.

9 3/4 platform?
A video posted by _KimSiHyoungram (@kimsihyoungram) on Feb 23, 2016 at 6:57am PST

The tube just arrives after Sihyoung's attempts to go through the platform wall. We get onto the tube as Sihyoung attempts to "surf" on the tube. A lady was looking at him and trying not to laugh, as the concert agent explained saying he was a famous Korean comedian ahahaha!

As we begin to walk towards Tower Bridge, Jaeho taps me on the shoulder and asks me in English where the toilet is, so I went to quite a few places asking about the nearest toilet - such struggles, whilst I responded to Jaeho in the minimal Korean I knew to make sure he was okay and more. I'm not going to lie, if I never listened to K-Pop or watched Korean dramas I think this would have been much more difficult aha.

After we find the toilet, we return to the others who are taking photos by Tower Bridge. You can see below some of the members posting photos of Tower Bridge:

London☔️
A photo posted by Kim Jae Ho (@jaehogram) on Feb 22, 2016 at 5:36pm PST


짧고 굵게 ...나도 런던갓엇어😆
A photo posted by 나도균 (@dog.yun_gram) on Feb 22, 2016 at 3:55pm PST


#London#Europe#tour
A photo posted by _KimSiHyoungram (@kimsihyoungram) on Feb 22, 2016 at 7:28am PST

I even managed to capture some pictures of them at Tower Bridge as well, including the manager. To be honest, as Jaeho and I arrived later, I only managed to get mostly pictures of Jaeho, but he looks like such a model aha. Everyone was making poses, and borrowing Dokyun's sunglasses to look cool.


After the Tower Bridge experience, we made our way back to the hotel as I attempted to explain different sites such as the Shard and other attractions. Sihyoung was taking selfies with the group on the tube as well.

Once we had returned to the hotel, all the members were reunited again, as I greeted the other two members. Everyone went to collect their suitcases and luggage as the drivers appeared to take them to the airport. As I began to leave myself, the concert agent called my name, saying goodbye to me and thanking me for everything. Sihyoung who was standing by the car also noticed and also shouted in English, telling me to be careful as well as thanking me.

The experience was something completely different, something which I've never done before, but it honestly was an opportunity of a lifetime which I don't regret taking. Let's be honest here, I had some major post concert blues and I couldn't stop getting HISTORY songs out of my head. This experience will never be forgotten and probably one of the best experiences so far this year! Thank you to everyone who made this opportunity happen for me, I'm truly grateful! Thank you for reading!
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So I thought I would come back to my blog with another one of my days in London! Not so much an event but I went to a lot of different food places that I'd been meaning to try so I thought I would write about it! I can also say I completed one of my bucket list items which I'm really happy about!

Thus I began the day in Leicester Square waiting for my friend, Viet-Anh to arrive. I happened to be sitting by the square overseeing a street act which is rather common throughout London. At first I was pretty uninterested but after overseeing the act I was very confused. The man attempted to get a string-less tennis racket from head to his toes going over his torso and so on... He managed but it was a very weird act... 

Once he arrived, as we met in Piccadilly Circus to proceed to Whaam Banh Mi located in Soho. Whaam Banh Mi is a Vietnamese restaurant which is also the location for the ice cream macaron sandwich pop up shop. Yolkin is a small pop up shop, a one woman business selling ice cream macaron sandwiches. 

Sammie, Yolkin's owner, decided to call her business based on the idea that if she hadn't looked for a recipe with "yolks in" she would have never considered the idea of making macaron ice cream sandwiches.

The pop up store is located inside Whaam Banh Mi at 40, Great Windmill Street Soho. Her business hours are from 12PM - 4PM on Saturdays and Sundays. However, the macaron ice cream sandwiches have sold out beforehand, as early as 2PM!


So I'd been meaning to actually try one of Yolkin's macaron ice cream sandwiches for a long time, that it was even on my bucket list! The flavours change every week, with new flavours being posted on Tuesday weekly! For that particular weekend, there was Snickers, Melon, Skittles and Milo as the chosen flavours for the week. 

Sammie, the owner always updates Yolkin's social media so do feel free to like, follow and share to find out the latest news on Yolkin's products, particularly new flavours and her making process! Click the links below to check them out:

Yolkin's Facebook
Yolkin's Twitter
Yolkin's Instagram

But don't forget to also check out their website for contact details and more!

Yolkin's Website

Anyways! So for that weekend, I opted on the Skittles flavoured macaron ice cream sandwich, whilst my friend opted on the Snickers options. Honestly, I'm really happy about the product, the ice cream was sweet but not to sweet (I don't particularly have a sweet tooth). As I began to eat the ice cream there wasn't any skittles at the moment but the more I ate, eventually the skittles came up in the ice cream. My ice cream was softer in comparison to my friends, which made it easier for me to eat. Yolkin provide small spoons for you to eat the ice cream but it was difficult trying to work out how to eat the actual macaron itself. I chose to eat the ice cream first before the outside of the macaron...


It is a worthwhile dessert to try though! I think it's a place you should try at least one's but look out for flavours as you might be amazed at what comes up! For one, I hope that the pocky flavour comes back as I missed out on that weekend when they were being sold! Fortunately, flavours do return so don't think that you missed out if you couldn't go on a particular weekend.

Moving on, we began walking towards Covent Garden. If you know me, you'll know how incredibly indecisive I am. I was given a time limit from when I arrived at Leicester Square till when my friend arrived to decide on picking where to eat for lunch. Trust me, I struggled, I didn't actually decide for a while... Fortunately, with the help of my friend, Katrina (thank you babe) I managed to decide on Shake Shack. 

Shake Shack is an American fast food restaurant located in 4 places only in the UK: Covent Garden, New Oxford Street, Stratford in London and St David's Dewi Sant in Cardiff. I'd heard about this restaurant from a few people here and there but thought it would be worth trying for a lunchtime meal. If I'm honest, I wasn't too sure on what to pick. They offer burgers, hot dogs, crinkle cut fries and more.

I finally decided on a shake burger which is a typical cheeseburger topped with lettuce, tomato and ShackSauce. I decided on the single without the tomato but found it was pretty small and wish I had ordered a double. My friend ordered a Shack Stack a cheeseburger with a 'shroom burger topped with lettuce, tomato and ShakeSauce. I didn't even know what a shroom burger was myself... The 'Shroom burger is crisp-fried portobello mushroom filled with melted cheese, topped with lettuce, tomato and ShakeSauce. From my friend, I heard that quite a lot of people particularly like the portobello mushroom although I'm not sure why myself... Finally, we ordered cheese fries, which are crinkle cut fries topped with cheddar cheese sauce. I particularly liked these the best and had heard a lot of people order them when they went to Shake Shack. The cheedar cheese sauce accompanied the fries really well so I'm glad I asked for the cheese sauce on top. 


After we finished eating, we were aiming to get our steel wool photography done however it wasn't dark enough yet for the process to be effective. So in the meantime we decided to kill some time at Las Vegas Arcade in Soho playing on some dance machine games such as ITG (In The Groove) and PIU (Pump It Up). Trust me, it was exhausting, I am totally unfit aha... Need to get back into these games and improve again oh dear...

As it had gotten dark enough, we decided to proceed on trying out the steel wool photography. The only problem was trying to find a suitable location to complete the photography. In the end we decided to travel to South Bank and complete our photography by the beach area by the bridge. Both of us are the kind of people who don't like to draw attention to ourselves so it was interesting trying to try this out since we knew people would be overlooking us trying out the steel wool photography.

You might be wondering, why would this attract so much attention? Well the steel wool photography involves steel wool (well if it wasn't obvious already...), a whisk (yes... don't question it just yet...), a rope and a lighter, making sure we set up the camera on a tripod at a shutter speed of 20 seconds. 

Here's a link of how it works:
Steel Wool Photography Tutorial

For those who didn't have time to watch the video. The basic concept is you attach the rope to the whisk. Fill the whisk with a reasonable amount of steel wool. Then lit near the bottom of the whisk where there is steel wool then begin to swing the rope with the whisk attached and keep doing it till the steel wool stops burning etc. It is best to do it in an open space avoiding grass unless it is wet. The open space should be away from the public as the sparks can reach quite a large distance and we want to avoid having sparks hit the public. I was also told to wear a hoodie so wear long sleeves underneath is also a good idea and people with long hair should tie their hair back and put their hood up to avoid your hair being burned...

Now you may be wondering what it looks like in action. Coincidentally, my friend's friend oversaw us in practice not realising that it was her friend completing the steel wool photography. Thanks for the snapchat video! Here it is in action:


We did various attempts with the steel wool photography and had a lot of interesting comments, and quite a few spectators too. Fortunately it was dark and being the awkward person I am when I actually swung the whisk around with the rope once we lit the steel wool on fire I turned my body away from the public... Unintentionally...

These were the results (my friend and I took it in turns to complete the steel wool photography so we got some interesting results):










I think our attempts turned out pretty well, especially as it was my first time trying it out aha! Definitely going to try it again when I can!

After our steel wool photography, we decided to return to Soho to have dinner. We had used so much energy trying to do the steel wool photography aha. I think my arm was aching for days afterwards. We decided to have some Japanese food at Eat Tokyo in Soho. I've heard about this place through a lot of friends and have eaten at quite a few of Japanese places such as Taro and Dozo which are on the same road and next to each other. Ironic really aha. For some reason, the wait was incredibly long, I think we waited for at least 30 minutes before we managed to get a seat. It was really busy.

Once we were seated down, we started ordering our dishes. Thus my indecisive instinct comes in... Again... My friend opted on a salmon sashimi bento (?) I'm not too sure what it was called, but it salmon sashimi pieces on top of rice. We also ordered a sushi dish which I really liked called the Alaskan roll (?). It had prawn tempura, tobiko (flying fish roe), salmon and rice... My memory isn't very good... Apologies oops. I also ordered a dish which is pretty much Katsu don. However, I didn't realise how much I would get if I ordered the full one, I regret not ordering the half one, which would have filled me, I only managed to finish half of this. I also found it was quite salty in comparison to the one I had at Taro. I was happy that both our dishes had accompanying miso soup. Miso soup usually consists of tofu, wakame (edible seaweed) and scallion (spring onion). 


Overall, I had a really great day, but it was incredibly exhausting aha. I got to try out quite a variety of food I hadn't done before which is what I usually aim to do when I go out to gain new experiences of what is good and what is not. 

Thank you for reading my latest blog update, and hopefully I'll be back soon to update you on another event! 

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So it's been a week since I attended this event, and I don't regret going! I had been meaning to go this event for a while, but unfortunately I was only about to attend 1/3 days of the event. Usually I'm rather organised but I was quite last minute this time... this led me to go on the final day of event... Opps. As someone who has a great interest in photography, I had to go - I'm not pro aha... I wish!

Wow I just released I forgot to actually mention the name of the event... Apologies! If you missed the title, I attended the "Lumiere London" last weekend. The festival has been held in Durham since 2009, and finally has been brought London this year. It is known to be the biggest light festival in the UK. Check out the trailer below:


Anyways, I was aiming to see as many attractions as I could but as we only had about 4 hours? It was quite difficult to try to go see everything so we aimed to go to the one's which were convenient. We actually completed the area twice. The second time was due an extra addition to our group so we decided to show her around but it was worth it! And we got to see a few extra attractions whilst we were at it aha.


When we originally started our adventure, we went without knowing where much of the attractions were. We began in Piccadilly Circus due to my friend, Katrina spotting one of the art pieces whilst she walked past the area. We went with the flow where if we saw something which seemed to be connected to Lumiere we would pull ourselves to the location. However, during our second trip around we managed to get a leaflet which gave us a map (as shown above) with all the different locations for the installations. 

Time to introduce my photography! I tried my best to capture the images throughout Central London, and I'm not gonna lie, it was rather cold... Trust the British weather... So our first place to go to was Piccadilly as I stated before. Here we encountered "Luminéoles" by Porté Par Le Vent. I remember when we were watching this, we were listening to the accompanying music which sounded rather magical - personally it reminded me of Harry Potter. Especially with the passing of Alan Rickman (RIP) I think the timing was rather suited to the situation.









Yeah... I might have gone a bit overboard with photos... And this isn't even all of them aha. My friends and I spent quite a while trying to work out what they were... from whales to fish to... some other inappropriate comments... We really wanted to try controlling them ourselves but we weren't allowed unfortunately. Those who were flying the fish were dressed specifically in white.

Moving on, we moved towards Regent Street, Oxford Street and Carnaby Street. We walked past an interesting site in which we ended up losing people in the crowd... There was a small box where you could view the exhibit. We hadn't quite left Piccadilly it seems, as we saw the "195 Piccadilly" by NOVAK.





From the website it states "195 Piccadilly explores the different genres of cinema and television using images from the BAFTA's Archives". I really liked the watercolour effect used to form an animation style art piece. Animated exhibits are really interesting to watch since I really like moving images - might explain my love for Japanese anime aha.

We moved towards Carnaby Street after finding one another through the crowd. But ended up seeing an elephant's ass. Well... Honestly I was rather confused... But then assumed the front of the elephant would be on the other side, however rather than walking through to see the other side we proceeded elsewhere.

Supposedly around the Soho area, Broadwick Street (which is opposite Carnaby Street) we found a illuminated walking woman. It was quite cool but I wasn't as interested as it looked rather plain in comparison to the others, but that's my personal opinion. I found someone standing next to me reporting about the piece, probably highlighting the Lumiere event. Here's a short clip of "Shaida Walking" by Julian Opie:


Moving on, we walked towards Oxford Circus and saw "Keyframes" by Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssière. 


Apologies for the shakiness, I was aiming to try and get a video in action before the show ended. I didn't exactly want to wait for the next one since after walking past it again the performance is different. This one was rather dynamic and really intriguing to watch. However, I did manage to catch some images of the different stages of the lights appearing.





The next piece we saw happened to be interesting when you looked at it from different perspectives. When we first saw it from afar, we weren't too sure what it was. As we got closer we still didn't really know but what we saw was different when we stood right under the piece. We realised it was made of netting and once again some inappropriate comments were made - Katrina... The art was constantly changing in colour, and it was vibrant. I really liked this piece because of it's colour changing effect.








You can watch the process in which the colours change as I tried to take a picture of each of the stages of the colour transformation. As we moved closer to the art, as you can see the perception of the piece is different in comparison as we were standing right below.






Before I forget. This piece is called "1.8 London" by Janet Echelman / Studio Echelman. When I first heard the name of the exhibit I didn't really understand it's relevance. However, it seems the enormous net piece was based off the one of the most atonishing impacts of the Japanese earthquake and Tsunami in 2011. Due to this earthquake, it sped up the earth's rotation and shortened that day by 1.8 microseconds. Thus explaining the name given to this piece.

As walked back, we managed to see the front of the elephant. After seeing the elephant's ass, it was reassuring knowing the piece wasn't just it's ass... The piece is called "Eléphantastic!" by Top’là Design / Catherine Garret. The name is so creative ahaha, but I guess the name as a more understandable link in comparison to the others which I was confused about. But because I was confused I was more interested to find out the meaning behind the names. Here's a short clip of "Eléphantastic!" below:


We proceeded back through Oxford Circus and through Piccadilly before appearing in front of Leicester Square. At Leicester Square, I think I was most captivated by the lighting arrangement. There were so many lighting designs all in one area. The arrangement is called "Garden of Light" by TILT.
















I think this was the location which I took the most pictures... I even lost people on the way because I got so into taking pictures... I got carried away opps. I experimented different angles as well which came out really cool which I'm really happy about. Even had to stand on a bench at some point because I was too short... 

For our final location, we went to Trafalgar Square. We actually saw two of the light attractions, but I only focused on one of them. We saw the "Centre Point Lights" however there wasn't really much to it, which was disappointing so I didn't really take my time to take any pictures of it. However, we also saw "Plastic Islands" by Luzinterruptus. I'm not gonna lie, the artistic group's name sounds really cool aha. As there are two fountains located in Trafalgar Square, it was quite a contrast seeing the usual fountain to the one decorated with plastic.



The only thing I did regret was not going to see some of the light attractions located in King's Cross. There was an awesome rainbow lit tunnel called "Pipette" as well as "Litre of Light" which some of the Central Saint Martins' students contributed to creating.

I hope the Lumiere comes to London again! Since I totally want to try cover any of the light attractions I wasn't able to see this year. I hope you enjoyed my blog post, although I can say there is much more photography to words. For anymore information on Lumiere London, check out the Visit London website below:
http://www.visitlondon.com/lumiere

Thank you for reading, and I'll be sure to update soon on some more London events and attractions!
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