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Summer is well and truly over here now - it's cold, foggy and even a little bit frosty in the mornings, but despite this I'm still trying to resist wearing coats and lighting fires just yet. I usually look forward to Winter - I love wearing baggy jumpers and hats and gloves, I love eating more (I am, by the way, really not one of those girls who is calorie-obsessed or who does not enjoy her food) and I love the open fires and mulled wine of cosy winter evenings. For some reason, though, this year I feel like I want to try and resist the onset of Winter for as long as possible.
In other news, I really should be updating more often, and I will try - things, as ever, are busy at the moment, but I'm aware that I haven't responded to so many of your lovely comments. I do appreciate them all though, and I have a day off on Monday, so I shall try and devote some time to them then :)
And a quick by the way - for those of you who wanted to know how to follow my blog (thank you!)- the easiest way would be, if you're logged into a blogspot account, to click follow at the top of the page, on the left hand side. Alternatively, just enter the web address - http://tea-breaks.blogspot.com - into any following app such as Blogger, Google Reader, RSS feeder, etc, and you should be able to get regular updates of my posts through that. :)
Ah, Brighton! Have been thinking of the lovely town I used to live in all day and so thought I'd share some photos I took there on my Canon 300v film SLR a few months ago.
For those of you not aware or maybe new to this blog, Brighton is a town on the south coast of England - an amazing, liberal, individual city. I went to University there and so lucky old me got to spend three whole years in what I happily regard as the best place to live in the UK. I'm back in London now, which, honestly, I do really like, but nothing quite compares to Brighton. One day I will move back there, but until that time, reminiscing and frequent visits will have to do!
Photos are of, in order: Brighton pier, the West Pier (which burnt down in the 90s but is now left standing near the newer pier), pebbles and the carousel on the beach, Brighton pier again, Brighton Royal Pavillion, the carousel again, Victorian lamppost outside the Royal Pavillion, and a typical Brighton street in the Lanes.
Oh, I know it's been a while, to say the least. I'm sorry. It probably seemed like I had completely abandoned this blog - perhaps I had, really, but in the back of my mind I knew it was just a matter of time before I came back to it.
The truth is that the final few months of a degree turned out to be pretty much incompatible with a social life (or any kind of life, to be honest), let alone leaving time for me to blog. Things have been hectic, to say the least. My apologies.
