A faintly hungover breakfast (shh I know it’s nearly lunch time) to fuel some idea-pondering for my next article for Bitten Oxford. Watch this space!
Month: January 2016
Sunny flowers
I have such a thing for yellow flowers
Oh my
Coffee shop corners
‘London is all rainy and blustery and I’m a dog and I’m in a coffee shop and I don’t think I really want to be here’
Chia seeds
what exactly is all the hype about chia seeds? I mean, it’s fine if you’re hungry, but they kind of look like frogspawn and taste like how I imagine the word ‘wibble’ would taste if you could eat it. Not sure this health stuff is for me, take me back to scones…
Portobello road
the last time I walked down Portobello Road I was about 13 and with my mum. We were both super cross with each other about something I can’t even remember but we made up v quickly over a cupcake from the Hummingbird Bakery and realised that we’d probably just been hangry. When the bus dropped me at Notting Hill the other morning, I thought I’d amble down the road and maybe find myself a cupcake
Daffodil day
I’m actually quite fond of January (mainly cos no-one else is) but there always comes a point near the end of the month from which I decide I need a permanent dose of daffodils to see me through to spring. This grey day is daffodil day. (the glow of my fav sneakers helps as well)
Life goals
A house on this street…
Al fresco
what is going on with your weather, January? It’s nearly February and I’m sat outside for my coffee and catchups.
Port meadow
The light in Port Meadow is actually incredible
Rainy weekdays
8am
so done with snails
my celebration for finishing my essay – in which I spent far too long dwelling on the paleoecological importance of snail shells than anyone should have to, ever – is involving demolishing the nearest thing I can get to a snail (an exceptionally yum pain au raisin)
Fwosty
Fuel
Berry banana pancakes to get me through a morning of multitudinous readings on molluscs and their biodiversity threats
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