She probably could have segued into conversation much more gracefully than just randomly speaking, considering his appeared surprise about her fairly random sounding question. She returned his smile, nodding slightly as he clarified food. She could tell from his accent that her second question might have been silly, he was very clearly from somewhere in the States, although she couldn't pinpoint where. She was terrible at geography and matching the way people spoke to locations in the world. She raised an eyebrow slightly, "Edinburgh? Or are you apparating to a campus further away? I'm in my first term." Considering she'd decided to take a fair bit of time and try to 'find herself'.

Terrible idea really.

She smiled at the vendor as she moved forward to accept her food as well, moving off to the side so she wasn't in any other patrons way. She was surprised to see he hadn't fully meandered away, and seemed content to continue conversation. She was definitely grateful, as she still hadn't really met many people in London. She had her twin sister of course, and other friends would visit, but it wasn't quite the same. Hearing his comment, she chuckled and nodding her head in agreement. "I agree with you on that. I grew up in the States. Alaska, specifically." They had been in Massuchusetts for awhile, but she'd been quite young back then. "How about you?"