A day in Brighton

Having been to Brighton last summer for fishing, I thought it was a small seaside town, only. And, would only claim all the characters of seaside city but not more than that.

Two good friends of us invited us to visit Brighton and Eastbourn again the day before yesterday, Sunday. This changed my view to the city, Brighton.

One of the young male friend is not many man in life that I respect and admire and determine to learn something from. He is about 5 or 6 years younger than me, but with lots of confident, generous, knowledge and wide views of the world. I always think that he would be a definatly somebody someday and I have told many friends already about some of his stories.

He was our guide of the day. We had a nice walk along Eastbourn on the meadow, near the cliff where many people committ suicide every year.

We then had a nice lunch in a British restaurant, afterwards we headed to Brighton again. We experienced the world famous Brighton Pier, experienced the seafood taste while walking along the beach, experienced the video games in the pier pretending to be teenagers, experienced the Movie - Monster in Law, experienced the feeling of facing to the sea and having the lovely dinner in a seafood restaurant.

It took us quite a while to find a parking space. And, the parking permit ticket is so much different to other city's, taking us another while to work it out in how to display.