I’m in a bookish mood these days. Summer finally have found us even in rainy, sometimes dreary UK. Made me want to go on a “book tour”, the kind when you visit bookstores that are a little different; there are a few interesting ones in London, like the one located in a converted church, or another one … Continue reading
Category Archives: Photo of the Week
My treasure box of mementos from my travels and entries for The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge; a “lenscape” of picture-worthy moments and travel-related associations in photo format; testaments to an ongoing journey, exhibits of life.
Squirrels of Hyde Park
When I saw the first squirrel, the little girl in me giggled and jumped up and down clapping her hands. It was a magical moment. As you walk further into the park, more and more come out of their hiding, probably in the hope of food. They are part of the backdrop. And they are … Continue reading
Killer Cereal Killer
Want cereal for lunch? Why not? How about a Marshmellow Submarine? Or would you prefer some Unicorn Poop? The choice is yours. Chose, add milk, top with goodies, simple as that. Unless you get overwhelmed by the 120 different types of cereal, the 30 different types of milk or the 20 different toppings of course. But … Continue reading
The Swinging City
Among all, London is always going to be one of my favourite cities. It is quintessentially European, a vibrant cultural hub, a kaleidoscope of various traditions, a real heaven for a foodie with its colourful palette of international cuisine, and so on. But it has another side, more serene and dignified. London has all extremes to offer, it’s like a mirror reflecting my moods and … Continue reading
How Tough Do You Think You Are?
Tough Mudder obstacle course, Kettering, UK. A week ago I would have said that watching people voluntarily drench themselves in mud in the spirit of justified puerility is not my idea of fun. I stand corrected. There is nothing wrong with silly behaviour, with returning to a childlike state by reminding ourselves what we liked so … Continue reading