Fate happens to shine on a young woman who works for the Edinburgh office of Sky TV enterprises, when she sees Adam Driver and his younger sister, Sky, in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh, just not far from the Royal Mile.
But with Adam, however he has expe...
The next day, Leona and Adam were feeling better after the afternoon of upset, he was planning to tell Leona about his heartbreak of divorce with Joanne, which happened before his dog's passing. Leona was up and dressed before her house guests, and made some gold ol' fashioned cinnamon and apple Scott's Porridge Oats, and amazing coffee. Which woke up her guests.
Adam Driver's Point of View:
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I woke up the next day, to the smell of Porridge being made by our host, Leona, so that's what the Scots call oatmeal... They call it porridge? Now I've seen everything. But she put apple and cinnamon in the porridge as well... It smells so delicious! I think she's in a very good mood today... The porridge brand she uses:
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She serves me and Sky our Porridge and coffee. And she sat down and asks me, "sleep well, Adam? As I am in a good mood today, fancy a round robin tour around Edinburgh, Stirling and Bannockburn? I ask you this because these are locations that pinpoint certain areas of my country's history." I reply with a smile, "I'd love to know your country's history, how about you Sky?" She replied to me, "I'd love to see some landmarks while we're here.... What landmarks does Leona have in mind?"
Leona Stephens' Point of View:
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Then it's settled then, a round robin tour of Edinburgh, Bannockburn and Stirling it is... So after breakfast, we decide on visiting famous historical landmarks of Edinburgh first. We set out to the city and lead them to the statue fountain of the most famous dog in Edinburgh, yep, the famous dog I am referring to is The loyal Skye Terrier, Greyfriars Bobby. I said to them, "we are going to begin the tour with the statue of Greyfriars Bobby, who guarded his policeman master even after his master fell ill and died of pneumonia, he slept on and guarded his master's grave, everyone in Victorian Edinburgh paid for the 7 shillings for his license, therefore granting this little guy freedom of the city." "What breed of dog is Greyfriars Bobby anyway?" Sky asked me, and I say as I show her, "he was of the endangered dog breed, the Skye Terrier. Here's the photo."
