Lunch with Rosie and Jim.
Showing them my favourite bits of the Tate.
Walking home, finding new streets.
Lunch with Rosie and Jim.
Showing them my favourite bits of the Tate.
Walking home, finding new streets.
A walk through Hampstead Heath with cute dogs and sunshine and a view of London.
Camden Arts Center. One if my favourite galleries in London. So calm and beautiful and never ever busy.
A nice message from Andrew.
Green smoothie and berries for breakfast with tea and some Murakami.
Walking walking walking and meeting Jonny at the White Cube
Watching a bit of the marathon. It’s surprisingly emotional.
Free use of a Tate card. Hello multiple exhibitions.
My (male) doppleganger.
The breakthrough dance show Jo took me to for my birthday. Such amazing dances.
A nice morning together, good sex and a lovely breakfast together at the local cafe. With hash browns.
The brilliant exhibition at Camden Arts Centre. I just love it. It felt so calm.
Takeaway and TV.
A delicious French bread breakfast full of fruit, thanks to Alec.
A lovely calming art gallery. With some amazing huge lead books.
The male choir singing in the sauna. Also the sauna. And jumping in the bucket of ice water. Twice.
A trip to Whitechapel Gallery on my own. It felt good to quietly look at art by myself. I really liked the dance video of all the moonwalking. Which is odd because usually I don’t like video art. But it really made me smile. And the bright yellow thing. That really lifted my spirits.
Seeing Stuart again.
A good position.
Going to the White Cube. That place is so damn shiny and reflective. I love it. Also the room with all the semi reflective glass rooms – so good!
Going for a walk through the little park and sitting by the pond for a while, watching the slow tadpole prosession. I felt like I couldn’t get enough of smells of the plants into my lungs. And there was a nice man who stopped too see if I was okay.
Coming back and doing some gardening. To think I almost stayed in bed. It turned out to be a really lovely afternoon.
Oh and then Matt and I watched a brilliant volcano documentary with a hilarious voiceover. Plus ice cream.