1. "It's such a joyful feeling, arriving somewhere," says Nick as we come out of the station.
2. We are all a bit drunk and giggly when the owner leads us off on a tour of his museum.
"Can I call you Charlie?" she asks.
"No," he says and continues the tour.
"He kissed me on the cheek at the end," she says afterwards, so I don't think he really minded.
3. To be told to stop worrying and do my own thing.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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