6: The number of weeks old Celia is now. 3: The number of dinners out I’ve eaten since Celia was born, the furthest away of which was less than a mile from my house, in Clerkenwell (Bistro Bruno Loubet, if you must know, and yes, the boudin blanc is still delish and the time limit [...]
Archive for July, 2011
Delaying the inevitable?
Posted in Everyday in London, tagged transition on July 26, 2011 | 10 Comments »
The Big Feastival: An Afternoon on Clapham Common . . . as a parent
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged Clapham Common festivals, family-frendly weekend festival, food and music festivals in London, Jamie Oliver, July 4th weekend in London, The Big Feastival on July 1, 2011 | 16 Comments »
I’ve been supremely distracted these last two weeks. I’m now a parent. Celia is two weeks old, and all I can say is that while labour is pretty rough and breastfeeding even rougher, I’m a fan of this parent gig so far. Celia came into the world via emergency C section. Thumbs down to the [...]



