... and roses too.

The worker must have bread, but she must have roses too.

Author: Linnie Vallance (page 8 of 9)

Quick make: Feather-trimmed wrap

*Very* quick this one – as in, countdown-clock-ticking, “Hurry up darling, we’ve got to catch a train,” husband-tapping-at-watch quick make …

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Pro Wow Waterproof Mascara is truly WOW

I wasn’t born with it. So I use Maybelline – have done for actual decades. Partly because it works, partly because their names are getting so cray-cray that I can’t even breathe long enough to look at another brand.

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Psychedelic flying kitties

Hector: “I had a really weird dream last night …”

Comma : “I told you not to eat that mouse …”

Via Nowness.

Joe Public Pizza on the Common

It’s that blissful time of year when everyone in London moves Outside in search of Fresh Air, albeit the kind that has the worst pollution in Europe.

So Ted, the LondonBFF and I decided to picnic on Clapham Common to celebrate Friday and summer and sunshine etc.

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We tried orange wine …

… so you don’t have to.

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Dalston Street Feast

Off to Dalston Street Feast last night, with the East London comrades.

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Which Hockney would you invite to dinner?

That’s the question my good friend Mr. White and I asked ourselves as we explored his latest exhibition, “82 Portraits and 1 Still Life”, at the Royal Academy.

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Hampstead Heath Ladies Pond

Hey sisters! If you, like me, have spent most of your life searching for the feminist separatist enclave of your dreams, guess what?

I’VE FOUND IT!

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Croydon’s gone a bit hipster …

As I discovered when I popped down to see an old pal.

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Trip to Leicester to catch a king – and some crafty goodness

So we’re just back from Leicester, where Ted was doing some research. I tagged along to see the Richard III stuff there, and was glad I did. It’s really well done – they’ve brought across the turbulence of the times, the bloodiness of the battles and the excitement of the discovery of his burial site.

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