21 11 2010
journal • cotton {3}
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they say it’s going to snow this week. golden avenues will turn into cotton.
now, I just keep my fingers crossed, wearing a thick wool hat and warm boots. ready for the magic to happen.
anne-laure. j’adore la notion de se creer une sorte de vie paralelle ou seuls les moments precieux sont conserves.
esther. it’s somtimes difficult to see what others can see in my writing and pictures. for me, they act as a reminder of that little secret corner of my life that I love so much.
kristina. and it was indeed like a dream. we were forced not to leave tips according to the japanese custom. but the warmth of the place and the fact that the waiter kept refilling our cups with hot tea felt perfect.
tags: autumn, film, hyde park, london, nature, pentax me super, tart.
i wish you a winter full of dry warm feet!
first hand experience last year taught me that waterproof boots are a must.
amanda a dit:I just thought I’d drop by and say that I’ve always loved your blogs (foodbeam, this one, and the london favourites). I think you’re a very talented photograper and, of course, your food looks absolutely divine.
Its wonderful to see people like us, in our 20′s, who can make the effort to view the world with rose-tinted lenses, looking for the beautiful little things that everyday can present us with.
:)
Sabine a dit:I hope you are doing fine, still working on your pastry book.
Maybe one day you will be here: http://www.cookbookfair.com/paris.php?id=1
I am looking foreward to your debut ;-)