I'm a little bit fascinated by this bar/café. It has a very interesting and quirky decor and serves a mean expresso martini. Love the sweet photogenic exterior (I'm a sucker for old pub signage and a good neon display).

Theory is that Kuromi isn't the "self proclaimed rival of My Melody" as officially claimed; she is one of My Melody's split personalities - her darker side, but still cute.

London buses in any colour apart from red irritate me, but I admit I kinda liked this minimalist yellow marc jacobs one.

A funny sort of inside joke is that in his movies there's always a loser named Bernard, because it was a Bernard who once told Richard that he had no talent and would never get anywhere. This level of pettiness gives me life.

Drink more tea, make more love, buy more cute mugs.

Spent an hour on Aliexpress looking for a phone strap to wear around my neck because the situation in central London is dire. We have no "two guys on a motorbike with a gun", as in Brazil, but we do have one guy on a bicycle with the fastest grabby hands in the West End. And even though my phone is old, has no banking apps or anything, I would like to keep it a little longer (until the 15 Pro Max gets cheaper).

Colours of Walthamstow.

Spotted the first person wearing flip flops. It's happening.

Couldn't resist and went back for the Pop Beans. I have a miny Cry Baby! She is the cutest thing. Got her some friends, too. And the remaining available halloween beans (minus the Labubu, who was sold out), will show them soon. They gave me a £5 coupon for the next purchase - actually I could have redeemed today, don't know why I didn't, welp.

Woodstreet Bakery, Walthamstow.

Pop mart haul. Spent a ridiculous amount of money in three plushies and, apart from the coca cola one, I didn't even get what I wanted. So unlucky that I managed to get the RARE Cry Baby - I chance of 1 in 144! - that I didn't want. But that's ok, I'll go Vinted next time.

Secured the goods.

Blackmore Village, Essex

Woodbridge, Suffolk.

The spring is springing.

Honey & Harvey Woodbridge, Suffolk

Canal walks in the East end.