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Author Archives: katese11
“Welcome to the Forest” – London Borough of Culture 13/01/19
This might only be news to those of you who have been living under a rock – or living outside the boundaries of LBWF – but London’s first ever Borough of Culture has launched this weekend and yes, it’s us! … Continue reading
Museum of London – 07/01/19
Congratulations all of you for making it through the Christmas holidays! All of you who don’t have kids at the same school as my kids, that is. Cause we’re still on holidays and end only just in sight. Which is … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at culture (museums)
Tagged Central London, coffee, history, museums, wandering
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Happy New Year LWATers!
Which is my way of saying I don’t have much to report but wanted to wish you all a very happy 2019. The reason I don’t have much to report is that since my last post I’ve either been … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at culture (museums)
Tagged choo-choo!, museums, trains, West London
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“Mimi and the Mountain Dragon” and Battersea Park Children’s Zoo – 22/12/18
Photo c Skewbald Theatre Whenever we go to the theatre it can be hard to choose which child to take with me. Of course, I could take both but that sounds like a lot of hard work so it’s easier … Continue reading
Posted in Reviewing the Situation
Tagged animals, boat, cafe, nature, South London, theatre, zoos
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Christmas in Covent Garden – 08/12/18
Ah, family days out. Don’t ya love them? So spontaneous and trouble-free. I’m not pinning Reuben down in this photo, honestly. Just trying to ensure there’s some distance between him and Eva. That said, it was actually quite a nice … Continue reading
Posted in Just wandering....
Tagged Central London, Christmas, cinema, coffee, eating out, shopping
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Guest Post from Equi Supermarket- Where to go Horseback Riding in London
While London and horse riding might not be words you would normally associate together, living and working in the city doesn’t mean you have to give up your dream of becoming a horseback rider as there are plenty of … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at fresh air (parks)
Tagged animals, East London, North London, parks, South London, West London
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“Finding Santa” at Little Angel Studios – 18/11/18
It might seem a tad early to talk about Christmas but I’ve been working hard on Christmas music since September and we had our first Christmas choir gig yesterday. So I think I’m OK to go to a show … Continue reading
Fireworks at Scout Park – 03/11/18
My posts about fireworks are inevitably vague and full of dark, fuzzy photos so I’m pleased to announce that this post is no different. But, unlike 2014, it doesn’t contain any references to explosive diarrhea so that’s a bonus. We’ve … Continue reading
Product Review: The “Electro Hero Kit” by Tech Will Save Us
I don’t do loads of product reviews but something about this one sounded really appealing – maybe it’s the constant MCU talk that’s filled the house for around four years now and has stepped up a gear since *that* … Continue reading
“Paddington’s Musical Adventures” – 07/10/18
It’s been a busy day. A spontaneous trip to Winchester for me and Eva yesterday rolled straight into a spontaneous sing at church so by the afternoon I was ready for something soothing. And a Paddington-themed concert by the BBC … Continue reading


