July Memories
Take it easy, don’t rush things. Half the year is gone, but hey, let’s carry on. July was another busy month full of experiences. So
Take it easy, don’t rush things. Half the year is gone, but hey, let’s carry on. July was another busy month full of experiences. So
Looking for fun summer activities in London? Here are a few places to check out when you’re out and about in our capital city. What
Last weekend, we had a change of scene … from our Victorian red brick mansion block to skyscrapers and city lights. We were excited to
Welcome to Battersea Power Station – London’s newest neighbourhood located on the site of a London icon. “Battersea Power Station is one of London’s most
We had Easter lunch with Rusty and Mr. Darcy’s mums at Los Mochis in Notting Hill. The humans can’t say enough good things about this
With friends visiting we had plenty of reasons to go out in the past two weeks. And we’re delighted to have dined at two very,
We took a little trip to the newly opened Battersea Power Station to check it out and to have Afternoon Tea with Yuuna and to
Claridge’s ArtSpace Cafe is the newest dog friendly cafe in London. We first went to eat cake (and crêpes) to commemorate Darcy’s second heavenly birthday
All hoomans and doggies were so excited to be going to St. Andrews! The thought of running on the vast sands and playing with each
What a blast of a trip it was for six humans and seven dogs! The Caledonian Sleeper was the start of all the fun. We
Wishing you a special Dias de los Muertos! According to tradition, on the Day of the Dead the heavens open, and departed souls return to
Philoxenia is a Greek word which means “friend to the stranger.” From the moment we arrived at Kalesma, the Mykonian hideaway, we were warmly greeted
Just a short drive from West London is a little piece of Italy at Villa di Geggiano. As the sun flitted through the Sangiovese vine
The talk for weeks was about the heatwave and eventually the drought. There is nowhere in London that is more evident than the London parks
On the 27th August, the Saturday after National Dog Day, Chelsea will welcome dogs and their owners to the borough when dogs will be celebrated.
Located in the heart of Marylebone, is the dark and decadent Seymour’s Parlour in The Zetter Townhouse. It is just the place to indulge in
Welcome to Nakanojo, a Peruvian Japanese restaurant on Kings Road! Experience the beautiful cultures of Japan and Peru when walking into Nakanojo, you’ll be greeted
One day last week, we took a drive out of London to the picturesque Surrey Hills to have lunch at Beaverbrook House with Anne and
Shining bright on the high street of the medieval village of Alfriston is The Star, our latest staycation destination. The original Star was a religious hostel built
It’s the moments together that change us forever. Our few days in Cyprus was just what the doctor ordered – sunshine to help rid of
Le petit – c’est moi! It’s me at a Beef Bar! This is not a post for vegans and vegetarians! Immediately apparent once we entered
On Darcy’s Gotcha Day, we were invited to lunch at the appropriately named Darcie & May Green restaurant. Darcy and Mum were the at the
These are the names of restaurants we’ve been to recently – well, by “me” I meant it’s got my name on it. Nearby where we
After a whirlwind of activities the day before, it was finally Mum’s birthday last week Thursday! We had moved from Hotel Costes to the timeless,
It was the day before Mum’s birthday – and we got on a very early flight to Paris. Quite a few of you asked how
That is … the Great Scotland Yard Hotel. It’s been a little while since we did a London staycation and we were excited to check
A short walk from Victoria Station, Eccleston Yards is an open-air mall in Belgravia located between Eccleston Place, Eccleston Street, Ebury Street and Elizabeth Street. It
Recently opened Ganymede in Belgravia is a bar serving up fine dining food in a relaxed environment. Named after the largest moon of Jupiter, it
During our pandemic essential walks, we’ve noticed a restaurant near us named Myrtle. It must have been new as we hadn’t seen it open. We
We were going to re-visit our favourite Mexican restaurant in London on this day when the heavens opened and the skies roared with thunder. But