The 'Just 1842 Rosa Alba' perfume from Anthropologie is so charming. It's an old fashioned blend of rose, Darjeeling tea, lily and wisteria with a dry down of musk and amber. The bottle is reminiscent of an era when women learnt to sew, hence the pin cushion lid, decorative pins and buttons. It looks so divine and cute...
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Boberika's Blah
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Places to visit...
- Lomography Lomography Gallery Store
Obviously with my love for all things camera related, this is one of my favourite shops... - All Star Lanes: bowling in London, American food, cocktail bar, corporate venue events, great music.
Founded by Mark von Westenholz and Adam Breeden who opened their first venue in Holborn in January 2006. Inspired by a passion for bowling and the changing-face of going out in London, boutique bowling was born and I really need to give it a try! - British Museum - Welcome to the British Museum
One of the world's oldest museums, the British Museum is vast and its collections and there is always something going on or something I have missed… - I need to go to the Barbican...
One of my favourite places in London to visit for films, exhibitions and food… I need to go here more considering it's only a 8min walk from work! - Changing the Guard
At 11am (10am on Sundays) the St James Palace detachment of the Old Guard forms up in Friary Court before marching off via Stable Yard Gate and along the Mall to join up with the rest of the Old Guard waiting in the forecourt at Buckingham Palace. I need to do this again and practice taking photos… - The Monument
The Monument, commemorates the Great Fire of 1666 and is often attributed to Christopher Wren - who choose its location 202 feet from the baker's shop in Pudding Lane where the fire originated. If I climb the 311 steps to the top I will be rewarded with a certificate, as well a wonderful view of London. Better make sure I wear my running shoes for this one eh…
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