We went to Burns Supper at the Beergarden last month. It was a wonderful and exciting experience, not least because it was packed full and snowing outside.
We went to the buffet dinner at the Melia White House one night while we stayed there. The verdict was that it was skimpy, uninspired, and lacking in almost every way. The gin and tonic I ordered from the bar was very good, though.
Bits of cider and some pizza for us as we explored London. We were hungry and there weren't many places around. It was okay, but the salad bar was very lame.
The Melia White House in London has art for sale on the walls. These are two pieces that caught our eyes. They were about a thousand pounds each. Andreas didn't let me buy one for him.
I skipped both lines of text in this, as I found it looked murky and cramped when stitched. I'm now truly on the bottom half and this will be done soon!
I still like my big leaf best, but some other leaves are appearing here in different stitches. Right now, I have waaaay too many french knots going on in the blue leaf.
When Andreas was with me in London last year, we got the London Pass. It was worth it. While we did have to stay in lines like this one, we didn't have to pay to get in - even if they didn't allow cameras. This line was for Westminster Cathedral.
I discovered Skal cider while we were eating at a chain pub in London just across from the hotel we were staying at. Skal is now my favorite cider. If only they sold it here... The rest of the food tasted like it was heated up from vacuum packs in a microwave. In other words, very uninspired.