Tube Style

Style inspiration on the tube: lace, leather, studs, red satin, pleats.... V good Bakerloo line outfit from this stylish stranger 

Blossom

Best accessorised tube traveller I have seen in a while.

Diamonds on the Soles of her Shoes

Stairs at Goldhawk Road tube station were paved with diamonds yesterday

It might seem that this is just a chance to show off my new suede sling back wedges, and it is, but there's more from London Transport bling:

Really annoying that this picture is horribly bad - but the top caps of this school girl's Converse were covered in diamante. Apparently her Mum did it for her as an experiment, and now she might even charge to do other people's toe caps, at a reasonable £20, rather than the £90 that Lucy from the 'Only Way is Essex' charges for a similar service. And no, I didn't actually speak to the diamante toed girl, I was eavesdropping, probably with my mouth wide open.

Sweet Tooth

 

This honey from Damas Gate on Uxbridge Road looks like it means business. It reminded me of a book I've just finished 'The Secret Life of Bees' by Sue Monk Kidd - an easy but enjoyable read. It actually made me look forward to tube journeys. Also in Damas Gate:

I have no idea why I didn't buy them, even just for the packet. I could have even tried to play with my food and make one of these guys:

 

Good old Google.

For more rabbit related musings, check out an earlier post on their lucky claws.

Study Time

I got given a great selection of books for my birthday and Christmas this year. Lots of poetry - the little books are perfect tube train reads in particular I think.