To kick off my yesterday I got my nails done as I had a Donna-and-Tom treat yo-self urge.  We then ventured to Borough Market and after a hot cider and purchasing £10 worth of fudge (oops), I settled for grilled cheese, whereas the carnivorous James tried a trio of mini burgers - crocodile, ostrich and zebra.  Bleugh.  After stopping to take a picture with a pigeon (ode to Adrian Bliss) we walked along Southbank to the Design Museum to see the Cycle Revolution exhibition.  Luckily the Design of the Year exhibition was also on upstairs so we had a look at the inventions and voted for our favourites - mine was a microchip with cells suspended on the plate (e.g. lung cells) to rule out the "need" to test on animals.  Once we got home and warmed up a bit, we decided we could brave the cold again to go to Broadway Market for some Franco Manca pizzas - I had the veggie special; James had the meat offering.  Very delicious although I was a bit stumped as to what Montgomery's Ogle Shield was - apparently cheese made from Jersey milk, but it resembled some form of potato..  I finished the night off with a trademark gin and watched Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, having a little cry about the loss of the great Alan Rickman.