Science Museum part deux. I definitely had to make time to finish things off today. Yes, before any shopping to be done. Priorities, I say.…
Monthly Archives:
June 2008
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I journeyed to the Natural History Museum this afternoon. It was nice…if you’re 14 or under, that is. The only interesting thing about London’s Natural History Museum is in its architecture. It’s…
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What does one do when it’s sunny and warm outside? Spend the better part of the afternoon indoors at the British Museum. Because Chris and I share an affinity for all things…
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My friend Chris just finished a stretch of 5 days of 14 hour days, so I wanted today to be as much for him, as it was for me. Luckily, we both…
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Today was one of those days that goes unplanned. Upon reflection on how my day had unfolded, I realized there was a common thread running through them all. Everything in my day…
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After 4 days of being on the go, go, go and fuelled by the summer sunshine, the tide turned slightly today. It rained late last night, but fortunately, only overcast with sunny…
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Continuing with museum fever, I went to Tate Modern. Although I can certainly appreciate modern art, sometimes I don’t like the ambiguous nature and the debatable (mis)interpretation of it. Guess you can…
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Another beautiful and warm day. I headed for Portobello Road in Notting Hill, located in west London. Getting out of the tube at Notting Hill gate, and upon seeing the Victorian styled…
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Don’t think me strange. Or morbid. I woke up today and felt like seeing Highgate. Cemetery, that is. Highgate Cemetery is renowned for its angel statuaries. I used to be enthralled with…
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My first official day in London! Yesterday does not count, as I was somambulistic for the most part. This morning I awoke at the absurd time of 730am. On a Sunday. Would…