Incidents and Accidents - a Swedish gal's adventures in London
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| Lil man beaming with pride as he's about to fly on his own for the very first time. |
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| Sean, 5 years and 11 months, took his first solo flight as an "Unaccompanied Minor" with SAS last Saturday from London to Copenhagen |
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| Returning at Paddington yesterday, after spending his half term in Sweden with his Grandma. He absolutely loved it and wanted to travel home on his own too - however, my Mum was his travel companion on the journey back :-) |
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Clockwise from L to R:
Trying out the latest craze in London, "Bulletproof Coffee" (a breakfast smoothie made with coffee, butter and oil intended as a meal replacement and to encourage fat loss) // Happy bunny when I realised that for the first time in over 18 months my YSL Chyc belt fits me//Bear and his briefcase heading to work//Christmas has already arrived at Selfridges on Oxford Street!//My girl and I strolling through Mayfair after shopping shoes in Prada on Monday (pics coming up over weekend)//My homemade minced meat stew dinner with white crunchy cabbage to replace rice//Grosvenor Square//Profile snap showing just how similar nose my daughter and I have//New cosy bedside lamp with white ruffle pleat shade and small ribbon & bow detail//Back at Crussh Marble Arch with hubby for more "Bulletproof coffee"//My little munchkin//Boy in school- uniform minus the blazer as it's too warm in London at the moment (read: 19 degrees yesterday!) |
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We noticed this colourful bus sculpture on the way to school the other day. It is TFL (Transport for London) that is celebrating 'The Year of the Bus' and they've had aspiring artists paint the iconic Routemaster bus all across the streets of London. This one is called "Come Rain or Come Shine" and is located on Edgware Road, W2.
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| On Monday night I met up with Andrea, Kat and Gerry in St Johns Wood for our usual gossip over dinner and drinkies as Bear was at home with the kids :-) |
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| On Friday night Erik and John joined us back at this delightful part of London called Little Venice, and on a surprisingly sunny October's day, it certainly makes London seem the best of all worlds. The canal side location is what makes the venue atmospheric, they serve fantastic sea food, very friendly service and effectively they have an open air terrace for a cheeky ciggies, electric heaters and blankets too! We had reserved the "sofa" table in advance so we didn't have to go home when the kids feel asleep :-) And Summerhouse is now open all year around! |
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| Not only did Anna (whose profession is hair dresser, although now she's a stay at home mum to Chris who's 10 days younger than Munchie) colour my hair, gave me a beautiful blow-dry AND fed Scarlett Grace her entire lunch #SupaDupaFriend Heading out for dinner and drinks tonight with my brother Erik and his boyfriend John to Summerhouse, our old time fave in London when the weather is good (read 20 degrees right now!) Have a happy Friday and a good weekend! |
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| Did I mention how much I heart this little man?! He's all grown up now, isn't he? Six years next month..My, how time flies! |
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| Outfit du Jour |
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| On Sunday sunshine was pouring through our bedroom windows so we set off out in the early morning air |
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| My little princess was wearing her new furry pom pom hat |
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| We stopped by the playground, and Erik and John came to join us |
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| I heart these boys! |
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| Regents Park is a world away from the rest of central London |
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We all had lunch outside, at Orrery Epicerie - a cafe and delicatessen on Marylebone High Street
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| Munchie pulling a funny face |
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| Embracing Autumn and bright sunshiny days, because in three weeks we'll be turning the clocks back! |
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| And so we are dining out(side) again, this time at "The Hellenic" on Crawford Street.
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