Tag Archives: England

Graffiti and Brick Lane

Brick Lane, in East London, is one of our favorite spots to meander in the city. Yesterday we were exploring the Bethnal Green neighborhood and I found myself once again wandering down Brick Lane. Each time I visit I feel … Continue reading

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The Beehive

Woohoo! It’s Friday! Thank goodness. What a long week. I wish I could report that my week was tough, but I was super productive. I can’t. All I can say about this week was that it dragged on and on … Continue reading

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The Falcon Pub

They’re back! For weeks I’ve ignore my weekly pub reviews, but if I want to visit all the pubs in London, I need to get serious. Last weekend, whilst wandering through Clapham we discovered The Falcon. I didn’t know this … Continue reading

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Out and About in London

In an effort to see more of London we’ve decided to venture to neighborhoods we haven’t been to and don’t know much about. Yesterday we hopped the Tube and found ourselves in Clapham. This district is in south west London, … Continue reading

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Paris, Day One

I’m going to interrupt the posts on Malaysia to share what I did over the weekend. Many of you who follow my blog know I love tennis. I don’t play that much anymore, and I was never that great when … Continue reading

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What a difference

Before we left for our trip spring started to make an appearance. When I returned this week I was stunned by the change in Brompton Cemetery, where Miles and I walk a couple times a week. I think it’s safe … Continue reading

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2013 London Marathon

Yesterday we watched the London Marathon from the Walkabout Terrace located next to the Temple Tube Stop. Usually I would share more information, but today and the rest of this week will be super busy. So without further ado, here are the … Continue reading

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Elif Shafak

Elif Shafak was born in Strasbourg. When she was only one her parents divorced and her mother, who became a diplomat, took her to Turkey and raised her with the help of Shafak’s grandmother. Shafak has also resided in the … Continue reading

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Random Shots from the London Book Fair

I’ve just left the London Book Fair and I’m exhausted. Here are some photos that I took today. Hopefully by the morning I’ll be more coherent and can share about what I saw, heard, and learned. Tomorrow is the last … Continue reading

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Boyd, William Boyd

One of the authors I heard yesterday at the London Book Fair was William Boyd. Boyd, a novelist and screenwriter, has penned seventeen books. He won the Whitbread First Novel Award for A Good Man in Africa in 1981. He … Continue reading

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