Showing posts with label Sundays with Angel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sundays with Angel. Show all posts
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Rucksack & Fez

Believe me when I tell you, I do not make these things up, yesterday, Helicopter Pilot outside my office window and today Fez Guy on the bus. In true gossip girl style I actually took photographic evidence on my mobile phone to prove thus:
Spotted: Young man on London bus travelling to North Greenwich Station sporting a Fez hat.
Yes it was a real Fez too, not one used for fancy dress. Now, I know it is cold and I am the first to hold up my hand as to one who is pro designer headwear. Heavens, I even professed such an addiction to you all last week during my video cast. However, am I the only one that believes a young man sporting attire of a Turkish nature, in the middle of winter on a London bus to be complete act of randomness?
It completely through me, there it was, as bold as brass, very stylish tassel han
ging slight offset to the right. No one seemed perturbed by this extremely dapper young man, who co-ordinated this look with cream cashmere scarf, kaki Regatta coat and retro black rucksack. I wonder if he wears a smoking jacket and slippers at home.
Farewell Fez Guy, whoever you are, I wish you well; you really have made my day.
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Spotted: Young man on London bus travelling to North Greenwich Station sporting a Fez hat.
Yes it was a real Fez too, not one used for fancy dress. Now, I know it is cold and I am the first to hold up my hand as to one who is pro designer headwear. Heavens, I even professed such an addiction to you all last week during my video cast. However, am I the only one that believes a young man sporting attire of a Turkish nature, in the middle of winter on a London bus to be complete act of randomness?
It completely through me, there it was, as bold as brass, very stylish tassel han
ging slight offset to the right. No one seemed perturbed by this extremely dapper young man, who co-ordinated this look with cream cashmere scarf, kaki Regatta coat and retro black rucksack. I wonder if he wears a smoking jacket and slippers at home.Farewell Fez Guy, whoever you are, I wish you well; you really have made my day.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
London for Lovers: Evening Standard Supplement

Good Evening,

I trust you all had good days, mine was extraordinarily busy and I left the office at 19:00. I did manage to purchase a copy of the Evening Standard and have a flick through the London for Lovers Supplement.
I was quite looking forward to it, I do not usually read a paper on the Tube it does tend to sport a wrestling match, all arms and elbows managing to get ink all over the place. Yes I am that woman on the Bakerloo line that you try not to laugh at and avoid sitting next to. This evening was no exception and after what seemed an age and two whole stops I comfortably took up my position and read the supplement.
Split into four sections: Where to take your loved one / The perfect present / Something for the weekend? / A night to remember
To be honest, the perfect present section, I felt, was not up to much. Personally, as a lady, I believe a small box of Charbonnel et Walker Pink Champagne Truffles are a very classic but stylish gift and although an extravagant indulgence, which one would not purchase on a regular basis, will not break the bank of any ernest gentleman.*
It seemed clear, from the outset, that the main target for the supplement was straight couples. Therefore, to suggest purchasing a pair of Pink Calvin Klein underpants 'FOR HIM' I felt was just asking for trouble and not as the editorial suggest 'certainly put a smile on his face' though the article came clean with 'Only real men wear pink', note to self ladies, if you feel the need to purchase your partner pink underwear, unless he is extremely comfortable with his sexuality, avoid at all costs. Perhaps the editor should resubmit this article during the week Gay Pride.
Something for the weekend reviewed romantic city breaks in London, Paris, Rome, Venice Bruges and Suffolk, yes, you heard me, Suffolk. Where as a night to remember reviewed the usual round up of West End Musical Theatre.
It was the first section 'Where to take your loved one' which delighted me and surfaced a few hidden gems, mainly in form of a FREEBIE - The National Theatre are showing a free screening of the film Shakespeare in Love, you know the one, with Gwynie and Joseph Fiennes it is being screened onto the Fly Tower at 20:15. It is outside so be sure to wrap up warm and pack a Thermos. If you are in the Capital this weekend, it is worth while taking a look through this section as there is something there of everyone.
Don't worry if you did not get a copy, I found it on the Evening Standard website:
So take a butcher's and let's make a date of it.
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* Potential dates please take note
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