We enjoyed our afternoon tea today. We’ve been with a lovely guide who has been so kind and fun and cheerful — she’s an actress who does walking and bus tours on the side, so you can imagine the personality. We bought her high tea this afternoon and sat and chatted with her about this and that. And then she told us all of the places we should go shop.
Not that we are big shoppers, mind you.
You can see in the top left corner the salt and pepper shakers. These are the ones from the adjacent table:
So we walked around Liberty, a fancy-smancy place where we’d normally never go. But we found a huge selection of recovered Indian drawer pulls. Then we tried to mentally count how many drawers and doors we have in our house. We bought enough for both bathrooms and the laundry. They are going to look awesome when we install them. And they’re direct from India, by way of London. So cosmopolitan.
In Liberty, they don’t forget. These markers are placed in a prominent stairwell. People probably rarely stop to think of them, but they don’t forget.
We pass by the All Souls Church on Langham place on some of our walks. They get some nice light on their building in the late evening.
A water bottle I picked up somewhere, but with a message:
We saw this walking home from dinner tonight:
Why this car is ever parked is a mystery:
It just wants to go fast:
Or is that just me?
