Tag living in London
Wednesday 25 November 2020 Now this is going to cover just the lights of central London that I saw. On about a 7 mile walk, according to my steps count on my phone, the lights of London were gorgeous to… Continue Reading →
Monday 23 November Good morning, good morning. Sometimes you need to wake up early to catch the worm. I headed to campus today to get some work done in one of the many study rooms that UCL has to offer…. Continue Reading →
Sunday 22 November The End of Autumn The last nice day of the semester. Not a cloud in the sky, warm tea to keep my hands from chilling in the wind. A Puffer jacket and sweatpants, only able to sit… Continue Reading →
Tuesday 10 November Sometimes you just need to have a cuppa with a friend. Some late night talks with the gal pal and lovely British biscuits. Living in a ‘dorm’ in England is definitely a different experience, with about 300… Continue Reading →
Sunday 24 October 2020 The fall colours arrived very quickly and have made the walks around London absolutely beautiful. During one in the Gillespie Park, which is a natural preserve near my flat, I picked a one of those moments… Continue Reading →
Sunday 11 October Now when I first moved here from the oasis of California vegetables, I thought that keeping up with my ‘leniently vegan’ lifestyle would be difficult, but I was pleasantly surprised to find some options in a variety… Continue Reading →
Saturday 10 October Now not strictly a museum, but this is a post about the ‘museum-like’ aspects of this AMAZING store. Amazing to the point where I want to live there. A building block facade, I didn’t know I was… Continue Reading →
Saturday 10th October 2020 The Royal Academy of Art. Hmmmm, what to say about this place- it’s right across from Fortnum and Mason and Green Park, so its very easy to get to and being in Central London, you can… Continue Reading →
Wednesday 7 October: The National Gallery Now I won’t beat about the bush- if you’re travelling to London you need to visit this museum. Plus I mean, there’s so much going around (Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Portrait Gallery sadly closed… Continue Reading →
Saturday 26 September The first day out included an introduction to the UCL campus, which I didn’t quite realise was going to be so old and so beautiful. The campuses I’m used to are the U.S. interpretations of 15th and… Continue Reading →