travel
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Down and Out, on the South Bank and Docklands
Not long ago, I shared in a truly spontaneous and beautiful night. To celebrate a university friend’s birthday I went into London proper, to join him, his nearest, and his dearest for a night on The Town. I arrived late,… Continue reading
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The Cost of Shortcuts: An Aviation Perspective
Cabin crew (or flight attendant) training is a deeply rigorous and challenging process. Biased by unfair and misguided stereotypes (see: “trolley dolly”), people significantly underestimate the responsibility this role necessitates. As part of my job, I have had the opportunity… Continue reading
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What Is Windsor Like?
The title is a question I have been asked occasionally, and one I’ve pondered far more frequently. It is a peculiarly beautiful and beautifully peculiar place to live. This town, home to Legoland, countless monarchs, Eton College, and some more… Continue reading
The Eye of an Archer 