And on the third day Alice cleaned the kitchen π΄. And Tom was pleased.My main event of the day was roller blading. Yes, I own roller blades, although I've hardly ever used them, but they are so fun and now I live near Wandsworth Common there are so many roller blading opportunities. So I donned my wrist guards and knee pads and went for a spin π. Turns out the common is on a slight incline π’, and I was laughed at a lot by a group of builders on my way, but no matter. I got into my stride and sailed past the yummy mummies - they always congregate for a gossip next to the bridge over the rail way line π - today they were clad in long puffa coats, pom pom beanies and had two very patient westies and a dachshund in tow πΆπΆπΆ. I made my way around the common, narrowly avoiding killing a very small labradoodle π© that got in my path, and made it home in one piece. It was great fun, and tomorrow I am going to do more roller blading. My flatmate Tom has suggested I learn the routine from Starlight Express... I mean, I probably won't..... ππ«. (I also made a short roller blading video, which I haven't worked out how to post yet.... but I shall work it out π)I also met up with Peter. Peter is an incredibly wise person not least because he suggested having a bottle of red wine π·π· at 3.30pm in the afternoon on a dreary miserable day, but also because one of his favourite films is Monty Python's 'Life of Brian' particularly this part. We wandered across Clapham Common π³ and sat in the window of Gastro, drinking some vin rouge, and I ate some brie, whilst interrogating Peter about his general day to day existence. Peter is a musician πΆ and writer π (sometimes writer and musician), has a David Bowie β‘οΈ look about him and told me all about his music creation process, the short stories he has written and his new tattoo β€οΈ. I enjoyed our conversation a lot, so have decided to write more about Peter and his flourishing non-conventional career tomorrow βοΈ.Alice xxx