quilt, knit, crochet, cook, read, travel
That sounds like the title of a book, doesn't it? It isn't, it's only a telegraphic account of my Saturday adventures when together with my parents, I visited Gloucester Cathedral - always a pleasure btw - such an incredible building... ... best cloisters in the world... I was really curious to see the moon installation… Continue reading *132* the moon and the library
Last day. We're back in Tokyo for just over 24 hours and after travelling for two weeks the city feels familiar: the noise, the smell, the sounds... it's why I love travelling so much, this feeling that even the most diverse place can be a little bit like home. We have a wonder through the… Continue reading *120* postcards from Japan
I've just said goodbye to the boys for the their first day of school, Lilli - the ferocious beast - is snoring on the sofa already, the builders coming to take down the terrace with their pneumatic hammer have not arrived yet so all it's calm and quiet in the house. Today it all begins… Continue reading *115* postcards from Japan, Naoshima and Teshima Islands
I was running errands on foot on the hottest day of the year so far so when I passed the city museum, with his cool inviting atrium... it was a no brainer! I love The Wilson, it's always beautifully curated, the permanent gallery is very interesting and it has an amazing shop full of beautifully… Continue reading *107* afternoon at the museum
