Greenwich I love anything involving science or geography, for example I’d love to stand on the Equator, go to the North Pole, stand on the top of a mountain and touch my toes in the ocean on the same day, stuff like that – it’s always interesting.

That is the reason why this one is on my bucket list – the idea that you can literally be standing on both the east and west side of the world, it’s just so encapsulating. It lets you run away with your imagination and I do find it kind of interesting that Britain literally put itself in the centre of the world. It’s very imperialistic in a lot of ways but hey, what can you do. I was really happy to have the chance to kiss Rachael as she stands on the west and I am in the east.

Awwww isn’t that just cute. But I will say to do that was fun even though the cost is £16 each to get in but the library surrounding it was amazing, it was filled with old famous clocks that used to help people travel across the ocean. There was also Britain’s largest glass telescope and stuff like that. It is just amazing that back in the day it was the cutting edge of technology but nowadays it’s relegated to school children staring at a dusting collection… not a good analogy for life as we just keep moving forward but I do think it’s important to understand the past and this museum is a good representation of that.

There are so many museums here in London and you gotta love that. Sorry for the quick post but I love you guys and I’ll see you on the next one – remember to follow your dreams!