A splendid exhibition of folk costumes at the London College of Fashion at East Bank, new cultural quarter. Pierrot Grenade (a character in Trinidadian carnivals), a bogey (attendant on the Green Man), a Cotswold Morris costume (1920s Headington Quarry outfit), and a costume from current women's side Boss Morris who some of you may have seen on the Brit Awards.
So fed up with the neverending cold, I ventured further afield on my bike ride to the Olympic Park and realised I was very close to this free exhibition, so took advantage. Weather lots of sunny intervals, but gone back to being chilly when the sun goes in.
Stopped off at a new cafe at Here East called Door Stop for a bite. And the sandwich was indeed huge, so I took half of it home for Dave.
Also booked a hotel one nighter for us and my mum in July as a treat. She was very good and went out and got her morning Covid vaccination even though she was tired from her friend with Alzheimer's calling her in the early hours. And other good news, niece E got on the reserve list for the job she went for.
