Okay fine. I admit I'm not a very good blogger. I'll tell you about Bath now.

Yikes. I'm awful. We went to Bath Friday the 4th, and I'm just now blogging about it. I'm the worst. I do have an excuse, though! I've been locked in the British Library during my free time to do research on the pirates of the South China Sea during the early 19th century. Fascinating, I know.

Bath is beautiful. I wouldn't mind living there at all. Every building is built of out the lovely yellow Bath Stone, and it just makes you feel like you've traveled back a couple centuries.
I mean, there are also rumors that Johnny Depp owns a house there in Park Crescent (see picture below)....so that may be a good reason to live there as well. ;)

The Roman Baths were very awesome also. They slightly rekindled my desire to someday become an archaeologist...

After exploring the baths, we got to enjoy some delightful afternoon tea in the Pump Room, which is right next to the Roman Baths.

Roman Baths ^                            ^Pump Room

The Pump Room is so magnificent and grand. There was a guy playing the grand piano while we drank our tea and ate our delicious scones. I've developed a bit of a scone addiction. It's something I'm going to have to work on before I come home to the land of no afternoon tea. At the Pump Room, I had the Ceylon tea. It was yummy.

 Before

After

So that was fun. I greatly enjoyed pretending to be a heroine in a Jane Austen novel. Both "Persuasion" and "Northanger Abbey" were set in Bath. We also got to drive by the Assembly Rooms where they would go to balls and all that fun stuff. 

All in all, it was a lovely day in Bath and I would love to visit again. Or live there. Either one.

Now I'm off to have an authentic English afternoon tea in my art history teacher's vicarage.

Cheers!