London...

London is a place of many different moods. Its always busy and bustling, with always something to do. It can be gloomy and dark, with uncertainty always around the corner. But sometimes, not often, when the sun shines, its an absolute gem of a city to be in. From the many parks in Hyde, Regent's and Green, to the various cafes, restaurants and pubs - the sunshine really makes such a difference!

Sunshine in the garden from Ing and Ben's Flat...

Shepards' Market at lunchtime on a sunny Thursday...

What were once dark and dubious alleys in the Wintertime, are now interesting pockets of London just waiting to be explored. Take Camden Passage at Angel for example - I never realised that there was a carpet weaver at the corner of the Breakfast Club, who hangs his carpets on random bollards...

So with the sunshine in tow, not even CFA studying was going to get me down this weekend. Of course, it helped that I had little treats planned here and there - from taking a long lunch with Craig and Ing at Shepards' Market on Saturday, to heading up to Kentish Town this afternoon for a wicked Roast Chicken lunch with homemade cake to boot. And rounded off with chilling out at the Lansdowne at Primrose Hill in the evening. Somehow, spending hours staring at terms like "multi-collinearity" and "heteroskadasticity" seem that much more bearable with the weather like this...

Callum couldn't find his sausages...

But Mawg definitely found his bone...

There was yummy homemade lemon cake (sans drizzle) for dessert...

And Ing couldnt find a chair to sit on at the end...

Have a great week ahead everyone! Hope that the sun stays out...