Sunday, March 27, 2011

Marketing: Columbia Road Flowers and Brick Lane


twas a beautiful day in my neighbourhood
so I decided to get out of it.

to london i went
off at london bridge
up the northern line
off at old street
to hackney road
and onto columbia road

(note: in an effort
to be far more artistic
and less autobiographical,
I will present this blog
in a different fashion today.
you might not notice much of a difference,
but there are not many capital letters.
ah, artsy life)

street scene: old street







not exactly window shopping



moroccan styles



get 'em while they're hot



magistrates court



making progress



making less progress



the old and shut down



the beauty beyond



i've arrived. columbia road flower market



euro tour



home cookery and whatnot



going somewhere



ha!



solid 70's



fiddlin'



street scene: columbia road



lillies



treacle: cupcake highlight



keep calm and carry on



a bit funeral-esque, non?



wind in the willows



tulips



flora: a spectator sport




the screamer: "a FIVE-A! Any one for a five-a!"



i can't get enough of london's buildings



second floor window embroidery. swoon.



street scene: columbia road



best columbia road backyard



market man



market mu-mu



market greeting



mother's day: different dates on different continents



bike lane



mr. soffee?



a couple of couples







soma



street scene: columbia road






calamari master



best menu ever




best. calamari. ever.



Laura, I couldn't resist. Expect parcel in mail soon. So nice to talk to you yesterday xoxoxo



best direction-giver ever.
I was later quoted as saying,
"you look great, by the way"



peeling paint, locks, rust



then I was off to little Bangladesh






breaking up in an alley



patio season starts here



wall etching. giant.






sing it, brother



this is home for one very lucky human



hilarious. joker.



surprise green space



street scene: canoe (?) street



the first day on the lawn



wall art



throw backs to a life gone by



and finally, wrapping up Sunday



I'll tell you, I've had three lovely conversations today:
one butterfly-in-the stomach
one reassuring-that-it-will-all-work-out-just-fine
and one full-of-laughter

can a day get much better than this?

nope ;)


1 comment:

Nathan said...

Thank you so much for taking such a beautiful photo of me in my shop window. Next time come up and say hello to me. I'll have you sit for a photo so I can stitch a portrait of you.
Kindly, Nathan
www.threeletterman.com