Chicago

We started this morning off with breakfast at Milk & Honey, a cute cafe in Wicker Park.

I tried a bowl of their famous granola which was delicious.

The Renegade Handmade store was next door.

There were so many cute things in the shop and Tom got an awesome guitar strap.

We then went to Quimby's a super cool bookstore with hundreds of zines.

We got our photos taken in the photo booth.

Tom got a pin for his bag / guitar strap.

We had a look in Reckless Records to spot the scenes from High Fidelity.

We stopped for coffee in Wormhole, a time travelling coffee shop.

There was a replica of the DeLorean from Back To The Future parked in the window and Star Wars memorabilia everywhere.

I tried the peanut butter coffee which was so nice and had the fanciest milk leaf on top. We also got a geeky bumper sticker for the Dodge.

We then found the coolest store ever, The Boring Store which is not a secret spy shop.

The shop is a front for creative writing workshops and homework help for kids and also sells spy novelties.

We headed to Millenium Park just in time to see the faces spitting out water.

We then went to see The Bean which is so shiny in real life.

We did all the stupid poses we could think of.

We asked the members of Cut Out + Keep what to do and Henna recommended Giordano's for pizza pie.

We ordered a small pie which was suppose to feed one person. We only managed a slice and a half each before taking the other half home in a box.

Tom was amazed by how cheesy it was.

In the evening we went for a walk around Oz Park which has statues of all the characters from The Wizard Of Oz.

Dorothy's ruby red shoes looked a lot like mine.

It's so cold in Chicago, so we needed the coffee to warm up. We picked up a pumpkin spice latte and a tiramisu cake pop from Starbucks.

We then found the site of the St Valentine's Day Massacre and walked through Linkin Park.