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A guide to what to do/eat/see and enjoy in East London, with the odd news story and recipe. |
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The Pearly King at Number 45 Redchurch StreetDec 21, 2009
If you ever need cheering up and you happen to be in Redchurch Street, pop into number 45. Here you’ll find the proprietor, Jude, and his collection of sometimes beautiful, sometimes quite odd furniture (can you see the denim couch just behind...
Christmas greetings…Dec 18, 2009
This was supposed to be my 2009 Christmas card, mounted on pretty berry-coloured paper and sent far & wide…. but due to Swine Flu and the need for chicken noodle soup on the couch and lots of sleep, not to mention an impatience with all things crafty,...
Do you like my bright header?Dec 11, 2009
A huge thanks for my lovely new header goes to Edwin Lynch, a filmmaker, writer, teacher and webmeister from West Australia who designed it for me – and gave me lots of sound advice earlier this year when I was talking about starting a blog.
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Everyone else is doing it so I am too… best books of 2009Dec 9, 2009
This year I wrote down every novel I read. I wanted to see how many I get through, and have a record. I’ve read some great books over the years that I would like to revisit but only remember fragments – a mum teaching her daughter to use a washing...
Friday, sunshine, stuff to do in East London this weekendDec 4, 2009
Thank god for the sun shining today. I thought I had lived here long enough that the weather no longer affected my mood, but what a difference a bit of sun makes to the public morale. Strangers smiling, opening doors for each other, commenting on the...
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