September, the month of crunchy leaves, Autumn fashion and back to school. When you are a teacher, your year always begins in September. But, every morning this month, while going over the date with my class, I’ve been confused.For September in … Continue reading
On Sunday, we woke up to the sun streaming through the blinds. Just like the Sunday before, it was a beautifully bright Autumnal morning. I pulled up the blinds and saw the brightest blue sky, Autumn coloured leaves and the … Continue reading
Trees : They tell us about the climate, the time of year and the landscape. They provide shade from the sun and shelter from the wind. They fill views with colours and shapes. They can be found almost everywhere… Look … Continue reading
I would never live anywhere but a city, and a big city at that! I love the city. The diversity of things to do, the buzz, the business. But that doesn’t mean that sometimes you can’t escape the city from … Continue reading
London was filled with every shade of orange. The paths and pavements coated in crunchy, crispy leaves. The air felt cooler, with days of bright sunshine followed by days of thick fog. Scarves were retrieved from the back of wardrobes, … Continue reading
Can you tell I am leaving London soon (to move to Chile)? I seem to have already begun with some nostalgic posts: What London Means to Me where I listed my favourite parts of London & Thoughts on Escaping The City where I said … Continue reading
So, I’ve been thinking…I often hear people say “I need to get out of London for a few days!”, and I completely understand why people feel like they need a break away from busy, bustling and buzzing city life. However, I never … Continue reading
Last weekend, as part of my birthday celebrations, Carlos and I headed to Kew Gardens with a picnic packed, two cameras and excitement. I had been to Kew Gardens as a child but had been wanting to go again for … Continue reading
Oh, hello Summer! This week in London has been filled with glorious summer days (some were just that bit too hot when you are at work!), ice-creams, bare legs, suntan lotion and sunglasses. And, of course some beautiful sights in … Continue reading
Nothing says ‘Spring’ more than blossom covered trees, sprouting buds, late afternoon sun and fluffy ducklings. :: Regent’s Park, London :: Where is your favourite place to see Spring? Marcella xx
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