Gauguin and the National Gallery
The National Gallery’s highlight exhibitions which started in October are coming to a close and I am on my way to see it. I drop my car off to get Continue Reading →
The National Gallery’s highlight exhibitions which started in October are coming to a close and I am on my way to see it. I drop my car off to get Continue Reading →
The smoke 💨 from the incense swayed softly as if it was just waking up from its slumber. The gait was a bit unsteady and the head a bit light. Shall I Continue Reading →
“I don’t want to see a show”, Lakshmi wails. Oh dear, I think, how is this day going to pan out. I have booked tickets for a children’s show at Continue Reading →
Early on a winter morning The darkness, the stillness, the silence Dawn chorus is yet to break I tread softly to lessen the disturbance Street lamps cast eerie glows midst Continue Reading →
Luckily Saturday turns out to be a cooler day compared to the previous few days. I am meeting Alcira and family at the tube station and we are going to Continue Reading →
The Easter weekend is here. On Friday we have tickets to watch Beatrix Potter’s “Where is Peter Rabbit?” The Theatre Royal Haymarket is just near the Piccadilly Circus exit on Continue Reading →
It is a crisp and fresh Spring morning. I am on my way to see the ‘Sorollo’ art exhibition at the National Gallery, followed by a talk on abstract paintings. Continue Reading →
The climate change protesters are holding demonstrations today in parts of London and some of the tube lines are affected. I have a busy day planned with Lakshmi. Luckily our Continue Reading →
The tranquility of a Sunday morning. Words from a George Ezra song slip into my mind and I can’t seem to shake it, “cold nights, Sunday morning”. I find the Continue Reading →
The whoops and excited cheers from a nearby table made me look around. The restaurant has turned quite busy and noisy. I cannot see the table in question but instead Continue Reading →