Showing posts with label london. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 March 2014

New job update


Wooooooo Hooooooooooo First week under my belt!

I am loving my new job. I really miss my old place but am happy with my new place. And everyone's big question is about the commute...

I am very very pleased to announce that I have had zero panic attacks. I absolutely hate it and I get sweaty and my heart hurts, but I've made it to work and back home every single day. So thats 10-nil to me!

The practical downside of commuting is, I ended up getting sick on my first day! Turned up to work fine, and by lunchtime I was down with a cold. It could just be a coincidence, but I am sure it's because my body is shocked at all the germs it met that morning! I am still full of cold as I type this, but at least my immune system has had an exercise and hopefully this will be my one big cold of the year. 


I really love being in London. I got lost one day (yeah.....) and ended up walking up and down the back roads and was just wowed at how beautiful the city is. London is such a gorgeous mix of old and new and it is a honour to be here.

Week 2 starts tomorrow. Excited :)

Tuesday, 17 December 2013

Dinner at Zedel


Hi Guys!

I went for dinner in Regent Street's Zedel - a French brasserie. I've never been to a place like this before and had no idea what to expect. What I experienced was great food and an amazing atmosphere. Zedel is surprisingly bigger inside than it looks from the street. The interior is beautiful - gorgeous art deco, glamourous and cool.

Let's just say - food was amazing. I had pate to start, steak for my main and creme brulee for dessert. I also tasted for the first time a bite of steak tar tar and I must say, it was yummy. But I couldn't eat a whole raw cow.

The service was brilliant - I felt welcomed and comfortable. I wasn't  overly bugged but I was never thirsty. This was a treat but I think this might have come up to about £40 for what I ate - and I would say it was worth it and totally recommend it to anymore. 
After dinner we walked down Regent Street towards Bond Street station. The window displays were lovely. If I win the lottery I shall be raiding Hamleys!

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