One of the great things about being back in London is to feed my hunger for fantastic exhibitions at some of my favourite museums. The Victoria & Albert Museum are definitely one of my favourites - focused more on art and design - coming up with temporary exhibitions that are really well-curated, relevant to the … Continue reading Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser Exhibition at the V&A, London
Notting Hill has been made famous worldwide by the film starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts launched in 1999. Confession time: even though Notting Hill has been always one of my favourite areas of London, I only saw this movie two days ago😅 It's not the kind of movie I would go for normally, but … Continue reading A stroll in Notting Hill, London
Once I landed in Heathrow, for the first time arriving in the UK after Brexit, passed through the passport checks with no issues, and collected my luggage intact, I felt a weight coming off my shoulders. And finally, when I was in the Uber that would take me to the hotel that would be (and … Continue reading Returning to London after Brexit & Pandemic runaway
Photo in Primrose Hill, London. October 2015, when I first moved to London. I have always been very conscious of certain things I'm doing for the last time. Before a trip, I always get in my own bed thinking it's the last time before a number of days. I have the same thought also when … Continue reading On last times
I was just looking at the two posts I wrote last year, when I was already confined in my room in London and was seeing my future plans ruined by this odd pandemic. On my post "The Birth of Spring - Part I" I wrote about how dark Spring was actually looking. It was difficult … Continue reading And Spring comes once again
