But isn’t that reserved for Hindus? (via iindia)
2 months ago
Obiter Dicta
Observations, opinions, thoughts from the curious and questioning mind of an eclectic woman living in the temporal centre of the world in London, England via 20 cities in 3 continents
April 24, 2009
April 2, 2009
Ikea’s Poäng chair. Nearly all people I know have one. I don’t. Am I depriving myself of something vital?
3 months ago
Have You Ever Eaten Alone in a Restaurant? Would You?
No, you are not the only person who thinks this is normal. I have been and whenever the chance arises, go to theatre, cinema, restaurant, cafe and art galleries - and even shopping - alone. It is a different way to reacquaint with oneself. And only those who dislike their own company avoid being alone (but then, why do they foist their company on others, I wonder!).
Am I the only person who think it’s completely normal to go to a restaurant (or a movie theatre, or anywhere really) alone? I do it all the time.3 months ago
“ Depth of friendship does not depend on length of acquaintance.
Rabindranath Tagore (via shumarani)
With time, friendships change like wine. Crappy wines become acidic, vinegary and unpotable; good wines become mellow, mature and enjoyable. Although I don’t drink wines, I like the metaphor.
3 months ago
February 5, 2009
Is it a gun? Is it a …?
Watch your prejudices. I did. ;-)
LONDON PICTURES SUMMER 2008 (6)
5 months ago
Living in the UK feels like this. Picture taken in a London Underground station - does it matter which one?
LONDON PICTURES SUMMER 2008 (5)
5 months ago
Bob Dylan articulates my childhood experience. Picture taken stealthily at an exhibition of his art.
LONDON PICTURES SUMMER 2008 (4)
5 months ago
