Last year, we spent Christmas in India, and the year before we headed to Turkey. This year, we had intended to go to Australia, but the timing didn’t line up so well with Sameer’s application for permanent residency in the UK. So we stayed home, and went full British Traditionalist Tree:
Food, drink, culture. repeat.
Exploring some of the old and posh of London.
This is the second part of the first visit from Nadia. Written 2 months apart, 9 months after the actual visit (September, 2023).
Of the many parts of the Nadia.
aka, the things we did between my return from Australia and the end of March. (*and ok, also not the guests)
Featuring a lot of food, some moshing, and a surprisingly high number of anuses (ani??)
Every now and then we try to do a weekend packed full with various art-y culture-y things.
It’s a been quite a while since I did an Aussie Day party, but it felt like time to treat my new Londonish friends to all the delights that our little Continent-Island has to offer.
The fact that the 22nd of May marked the start of Chelsea in Bloom had been in my calendar for months, ever since my beady little flora-seeking eyes had noticed it swing by in an email or Instagram ad.