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Caffeine, Coffee, Cuppa
I’m up early, so I’ll join Farid’s roommate, Eliot, in the kitchen for some caffeine and conversation. When Farid wakes up, he makes us breakfast and more coffee. We have no set plans, just to get out and see the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Friends, History, People, Photography, Places, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged animals, architecture, coffee, documentary, history, mural, NYC, reflection, statues, transportation
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Court to Court: Falconry to Hampton Palace
I wake up on the 59th US presidential election day to poll and riot news and an early morning rain. Part of me wants to go back to sleep now that my host’s guests are done making noise upstairs. Having … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Food, History, People, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged architecture, Borough Market, bridge, election day, London, Olympics, parks, royalty, tennis
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Capital Ring Walk: Greenford to Preston Road
This morning isn’t as calming to wake up to and a bit emotional, as Caleb has an appointment at the Bahrain Specialist Hospital after being seen at medical. I’m assuming he’ll be fine once they adjust his thyroid medication. The … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Books, Food, History, Media, Medical, People, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged architecture, Capital Ring Walk, church, London, parks, transportation
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Capital Ring Walk: Crystal Palace to Wimbledon Park
I sleep in and still manage to wake up before my alarm, which had to have been reset while I was half asleep. I enjoy the short walk to the train station while listening to a man sing happy birthday … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Books, History, People, Plants, Travel
Tagged architecture, Capital Ring Walk, cemetery, Halloween decorations, kindness, London, train
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This Little Princess Went to Market
I had planned on an easy and short day, even though I had also planned on taking day trips with train rides up to two hours, each way, if I traveled in the dark to make the most of the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Food, History, People, Plants, Travel
Tagged architecture, Borough Market, cemetery, church, covid, Green Chain Walk, language, London, rain drops, robberies, trains
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