I mentioned a while ago that I was thinking about posting reviews for gluten-free vegan dining out in London (and beyond). I intended to post the first of the series last week, but Real Life took over, then yesterday, a friend and I headed over to the East End for a late bank holiday lunch at Rootmaster, an old London Routemaster bus that has been converted into a fun little vegan restaurant.

Over starters of panissa and mains of vegetable and chickpea curry (me) and squash & chickpea stew over (non-gf) barley (her), washed down with organic lemonade, I think she (without knowing about this blog) convinced me to start a separate site. Mulling it over today I have some layout and content ideas in mind and I think what I want to do would be better suited to a separate space that I could link to/tease here. But it’s hardly the first time I’ve started down the road of building another site that I’ve ended up abandoning, so we’ll see how that goes…it may all end up back here.
Meanwhile June will be a busy travel month – I’ll be in Warsaw next week, and heading off to Israel and Jordan on the 26th – plus hopefully at some point in the coming days booking Paris for the August bank holiday weekend. Here’s to a summer of sunshine and good food!




































A story from Moscow to France
Sunday, 3rd September, 2006Marina Anissina’s official website is so adorable. I didn’t even know it existed until today — I’ve been out of the loop on figure skating lately. Go check out the pretty graphics. There are some very cute wallpapers too.
Inspiration hit again today (
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