by Jacintha Verdegaal | Jul 13, 2013 | City trip, Europe, Food & Drink, London, United Kingdom
Cupcakes in London are – like pretty much anywhere else in the world – incredibly popular. What’s not to like about those sugary, colorful, beautifully decorated little cakes? One of my first stops in London was Hummingbird Bakery that is famous for...
by Jacintha Verdegaal | Jul 2, 2013 | Europe, Expat Life, London, United Kingdom
You’d think that for me – being left-handed – moving to England would feel like coming home. Finally a country that understands that ‘right’ doesn’t always have to be right. So if it’s the thought that counts, then it’s...
by Jacintha Verdegaal | Jun 29, 2013 | City trip, Europe, Food & Drink, London, United Kingdom
Just like most cliches turn out to be true, most tourist attractions are popular for a reason. They’re usually worth visiting. And there are so many of them in this city! Even after four months I still haven’t ticked all the city highlights boxes. But on...
by Jacintha Verdegaal | Jun 25, 2013 | City guide, City trip, Europe, Expat Life, London, United Kingdom
The last time my parents and I were in London together, I was fifteen and didn’t care much about what I wanted to do, see or eat. This weekend however, they came to visit me. For the first time since I moved to the city. Expecting to have a fabulous...
by Jacintha Verdegaal | Jun 18, 2013 | Art & Culture, City trip, Europe, London, United Kingdom
Every year the Serpentine Gallery in Hyde Park commissions a different architect to design a temporary pavilion. This year’s pavilion is created by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. The result is quite impressive. It’s like a cloud made out of white steel....
