Through the epoch of belief and the epoch of wonder. Through the springs of hope and the winters of despair. Through the ages of wisdom and the ages of reason. Through the days of light and the nights of darkness. I visit certain dates empty-handed with nothing before me but my full attention. Yet I [...]
Summer used to appear in different forms. That resembled hours of planning, plane tickets, overpacked suitcases and neoteric outfits. For 2020 the plots are a little different. I’m holidaying 10 to 30 minutes away from home. Google maps open on my desktop, exhibiting fragments of greenery. With my mouse, I’d trace over the margins of [...]
Late once again. I did have a few festive posts planned out for this month. However, like last month I disappeared again, showing up with two posts weeks apart. My month has been tinsel free. For December red tops the list as the chosen colour. It's a hue that is full of festive deliciousness, think [...]
A couple of weeks ago London city became centre stage for anyone who enjoys a bit of history and architecture. 700 private buildings opened their doors to the public for the Open House event, that annually takes place for one weekend. Unfortunately, I hadn't planned ahead, so I was unable to see the peruse buildings. [...]
I swapped the noisy streets of London, for a quiet and peaceful wander in the V and A Museum. If there's a place I continuously find myself returning to, then it's the V and A. The familiarity of reaching the beetling museum quarter feels like home every time I walk out of the tunnel at [...]
Blame It On Art 