Lazy day [London]

It was a grey and gloomy day when Pumpkin leisurely made her way down the streets of muggle London. A biting wind clawed at the delicate hairs on the nape of her neck causing her to shudder from the cold. Popping the collar of her coat, she puffed hair out of her eyes and grumbled in irritation. Stopping at a window she looked at herself in the mirror and concluded that her hair had gotten too long and somewhat shaggy. An undignified noise erupted from the back of her throat when she saw her hair and shook her head slightly from side to side. “Haircut.” She mumbled to herself and ran a hand through her hair, whilst she was doing that, she saw the cut that extended from her eyebrow to her cheekbone. “Careless.” A look of disgust at that thought flashes across her face, poking albeit harshly at the cut she pushed her hair back to its dishevelled and mane like style. If you could call it that. Stretching and yawning, Pumpkin continued her stroll down the street and stuffed her hands into her pockets. Carefully looking around and taking in her surroundings she passed a soap shop and stopped dead in her tracks. An idea suddenly popped into her head, which was accompanied by a giant mischievous grin. Scrambling in the shop she purchased a bar of fragrant free soap and rushed off to the nearest restroom. Gnawing at the soap, she filled her mouth with water and shook her head viciously. Looking into the mirror she saw the foam that has erupted all over her mouth and began to mess up her hair even further. Bursting out of the stall she began running around making loud growling and guttural noises. “MAD DOG! MAD DOG!” Civilized civilians shouted out hysterically and ran away in all directions. Roaring with laughter, Pumpkin wiped away any excess foam and stalked away in good spirit. Still sniggering to herself she decided to stop by a quaint little coffee shop and watch people. Sitting outside the café she ordered an espresso and waited patiently for her beverage. Fiddling with a beaded jade bracelet she slowly began counting each bead, which helped her relax and be more aware of what was around her. The waitress came out with her coffee and she grinned lazily and winked at the waitress before thanking her, sipping appreciatively at her coffee she continued counting her beads and enjoyed her lazy day. ‘Might owl CC sometime.’ She mused to herself and stared out at the ant like frenzy of busy people.