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Monthly Archives: April 2010
At last the chapter closes
A very long chapter at last came to an end today. 7.5 years of living in my flat – the longest I have ever lived anywhere, in my whole life – finally came to an (overdue) end. This was perhaps … Continue reading
A dishonest mirror
So I had my annual appraisal today. At the company I work at, more so than anywhere else I have ever worked – the entire appraisal process is extremely thorough and taken very seriously. It consists of anonymous feedback solicited … Continue reading
The end of an era
The flat is now let, subject to contract. I went with the 2 young guys in the end, rather than the couple. The young guys were the recommendation of the agency, partly because they are offering more money, partly because … Continue reading
Posted in london
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A farewell to arms
I’ve moved quite a lot of stuff to Sheridan’s. I forgot just how heavy boxes of books can be. I’m not using a removals company because the big and heavy stuff (sofas, bed, table, etc) are staying here as the … Continue reading
Posted in london
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Spring brings a new style
1929 advert from American men’s fashion house Kuppenheimer (via pignouf) I love those old styles from the early part of last century. Rather different to our ‘made in Vietnam and sold at Primark for peanuts’ age.
Posted in objet d'art
Tagged 1920s fashion, advert, american fashion, fashion, kuppenheimer, menswear, vintage
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Landlord in waiting
The flat isn’t let yet but there have been quite a few viewings over the past 2-3 weeks. More than 12. This of course means that the flat has had to be kept immaculate, day in, day out. I’ve never … Continue reading
Posted in london, vignettes
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