Once upon a year, in something that has become a tradition for Heather and I (after our ) there is a . This year’s was , along with a couple of WAY friends.
A trip to the Globe is a sort of yearly occurance, so long as we remember to book tickets in time. This year it was to see The Taming of the Shrew (a play neither Heather or I had seen before). It was an interesting production, the setting transformed from Continue reading …
A bank holiday Monday trip to Canterbury (I’d never been there before and so added a castle to my list 🙂 ) with Heather, her mum, Doug and Esther, plus little Evie! We arrived by train into Cantebury West and headed towards town, being almost immediately confronted with the impressive Continue reading …
After the at the end of last year it’s taken a surprisingly long time to get around to a gig proper this. That changed on though with a to see James at the Brixton Academy touring their number 2 charting Girl At The End Of The World album (and a Continue reading …
Another trip to the lovely Tarn. It’s certainly looking a lot healthier than . Followed by dinner in our favourite Eltham pub, the GPO. Not a bad Sunday.
By the entrance to our flat hangs a wind chime. I’m not a big fan of such things but Heather likes it so I hung it for her. As well as the metal tubular chimes there hangs, to catch the chimes in the breeze, a disk. I suspect it is Continue reading …
With a double bank holiday Heather and I left the home in search of egg laying bunnies heading, like for the coast at Hastings.
It was Shrove Tuesday yesterday, so we made pancakes! 🙂 I made the batter and Heather did the cooking, and tossing…
On Saturday Heather and I headed for a bit of history, heading to two of the great institutions of London, starting with the British Library
The weekend saw Heather’s birthday and so to celebrate, with her mum and Gemma, we headed into London. There we took in some of the Lumiere London festival of light, before dinner at the Rainforest Cafe, followed by a bit more of Lumiere.