Been mad busy since I arrived in London. Location and model changes being made over and over and over. Sigh.
Managed to spend the afternoon with Heeseung at The Wolseley today though. Cheered me up so much. Man the scones, the clotted cream. The clotted cream!! I could've eaten a whole jar plain if you gave me one. Seriously.
*sighs*
The place was so pretty too. Can't really go wrong with black and gold.
Ahh just love afternoon teas. Simple moments of pure bliss.
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looks exquisite! :3
only the English, man if afternoon tea were a tradition here too I'd be a pretty happy girl. ;A;
Looks lovely! <3
It'd be wonderful if there's a tea place like that near where I live.
A pleasant day to you. ヾ(´･ω･｀)
Ooh I love scones too ^.^
Nice you had a free afternoon after all =D
I had breakfast there last week, it really is lovely ^_^
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Enjoy that clotted creme! I had some for the first time at a little cafe in Covent Garden recently and I ended up slabbing literally the entire cup of it unto my tiny scone and wrapped myself in its creaminess as my boyfriend starred in horror of what my arteries were in for. Good eatings, good eatings.
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Greetings, Kerstin Großardt from Germany, Mannheim.
lovely photo! what photo editor do you use?
Love your photos! What do you actually work as?
Ahh you've made me hungry. Looks so tasty, haha.
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