I had got myself into a bit of a 4 to 6pm rut with my trips to Recoleta Cemetery, so last week I decided to pay a morning visit. After […]
I had got myself into a bit of a 4 to 6pm rut with my trips to Recoleta Cemetery, so last week I decided to pay a morning visit. After […]
Give or take a few days, it is a year since I launched my blog. As someone who loves to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, I felt the occasion should not […]
I have spent the past two months obsessed with clearing out my cupboards and drawers. It started with one awkward-to-get-to kitchen cabinet jammed with cardboard packaging (just in case) and […]
The Virgin seemed to bear a message of Time, with four clocks on a grid radiating from her open palms. I went back to Recoleta Cemetery last week in search […]
I have never been to the Holy Land, but this is how I envisage it would be, with exotic skyscraping trees, magical light and an ancient, mysterious pulse. The portentous […]
It is December, I know, but I have to show you my May queen, who I finally captured in all her green glory this afternoon. It is the first time […]
The excitement of having an advent calendar hasn’t worn off over the years. Opening one of the tiny perforated windows each morning leading up to Christmas is still a highlight […]
I will not be going to my grandmother’s funeral in England next week, so instead I took flowers to a favourite church here in Buenos Aires – the church of […]
It has been a strange week. Wednesday was census day and we had to stay at home until we had been counted. The streets were Christmas Day quiet. Then came […]
Clicking through my photos this morning, I realised there’s someone I haven’t introduced you to yet: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, or as they call her here, Nuestra Señora del […]
I was born in Montreal in 1967, grew up in England and live between London and Buenos Aires. Like many, I came to Buenos Aires to dance tango and fell under the spell of this city where strangers talk to you, tango music seeps on to the streets and the ornate crumbling buildings speak of grander times. I love writing and crafting words – I've worked as a sub-editor for more than 20 years – and taking photographs.