Sometimes you have absolutely no plans for the day (apart from studying). And sometimes, those days turns out to be wonderful, fantastical and adventurous days. Like today, when I tried being hipster.

Mid-afternoon I met up with Axel (who I've written about before) and our friends Blair, Hunter and Cathy. They are all coffee fanatics and were going to a so called brew bar and I decided to tag along. Not because I like coffee, I don't, but because of the lovely company.

Well there, I couldn't very well not have coffee, so I did. I will be honest with you guys. I am probably the first person to walk into that place and (politely) say, 

"Hey, I'm actually not a big coffee fan, so which coffee would you recommend to someone who doesn't really like coffee? And I realize I am probably in the wrong place..."

However, the man was nice and told me which coffee to get. It was... ok. 

Hipster activity #1: Coffee shop Brew bar

Next, we walked to a thrift shop because Blair wanted to buy some clothes. Unfortunately he didn't find any he liked so we moved on pretty quickly. Most exciting things at the store: big "diamonds", expensive vintage Chanel purse and Axel almost making a mannequin fall over. 

Hipster activity #2: Thrift shop. Vintage!

We said goodbye to Blair who wanted to go home and headed towards a restaurant for dinner. We went to The Naam, a totally vegetarian restaurant. We discovered that Hunter was impatient and didn't want to wait in line, but in the end the food was worth waiting for. We all had a delicious meal and to finish it of me and Cathy shared a yummy chocolate dessert. I do love chocolate.

If I had to give The Naam a review I'd have to say it's NAM NAM. So if you're close, make sure to stop by. By "stop by" I mean sit down for almost two hours to savor and enjoy the meal. 

Hipster activity #3: Vegetarian Restaurant

Then I took the 99 home. We were packed like sardines.

End of day, time to study!