Day 181

Crappy photo, brilliant night. David O'Doherty at the Udderbelly. Udderly brilliant. My Belly still aches from all the laughing.

Day 180

Futurising in shoreditch. The only event I've ever had a VIP pass to.

Day 179

Batik.

Day 178

My cushion stitched by Grandma.

Day 177

The boys (Robin, Jake & Dave) relaxing after a lovely picnic in Victoria Park.

Day 176

Critical Mass June 2010, just after we set off from under Waterloo Bridge.

Day 175

Final year show at London College of Communication. Individual life-size oil paintings of stamps.

Day 174

Down by the Thames on the hottest day since memories began. En route to see Henry IV at The Globe.

Day 173

Sun, fun, and boat-based picnicking. Good day.

Day 172

Sarah arriving home from the garden centre with her packhorse laden with plant-based goodies.

Day 171

Family of swans - Fathers' Day on the boat.

Day 170

Staying overnight on the boat in Hackney.

Day 169

I meant to take a photo of the Vietnamese restaurant sign stating "welcome your own wine", but alas, I forgot. This was taken on the way home. I do like the "twenty's plenty" slogan.

Day 168

Frisky & Mannish at the Udderbelly. Absolutely amazing show.

Day 167

Kevin, looking a bit stunned by the surprise party. Happy "21st" Kev.

Day 166

Spot the difference... Attached to a wall on Dalston Lane.

Day 165

The Delarre Brothers play some folk to some folk at a lunchtime gig. Part of the Spitalfields music festival.

Day 164

Happy as a pig in muck. (Hackney City Farm)

Day 163

Iris enjoying the last of the sunshine. Mark's 29th birthday celebrations.

Day 162

Thought I should document the existence of bees before they all disappear.

Day 161

The weird and wonderful world of Spitalfields market. A Senate House sign? Just what I was looking for...

Day 160

A day of reflection.

Day 159

I was pretty distracted today and nearly forgot to take a photo, but Bananagrams came to the rescue at the last minute.

Day 158

Some invigilators took my previous masterpiece as inspiration it seems...

Day 157

Two-tone rose.

Day 156

So he's not dead apparently. He goes busking down by the London Eye of a saturday afternoon.

Day 155

Who says central london parking's expensive? Just moor up on the pier...

Day 154

It's not every day that the restaurant you're eating in turns into a film set outside, with gladiators chatting on their iphones between takes.

Day 153

Lighting in the barbican for Toumani Diabate. Amazing gig.

Day 152

Sculpture near Somerset House.

Day 151

On the canal for Grandad's 90th.

Day 150

An after-lunch walk down on the quay - view across the river towards Rowhedge.

Day 149

For Grandad.

Day 148

Pencil spillage in the Exams Office.

Day 147

Shoe puppeteering on the balcony of the National Theatre.

Day 146

One student stays behind in the exam computer room...

Day 145

Coincidence - the RA and G2 magazines both into waves.

Day 144

A couple in the churchyard at lunchtime.

Day 143

Feeding the fish.

Day 142

Mediterranean Slip-on Footwear play at St Martin's Church, Colchester. Fantastic night.

Day 141

Detail from a lino print.

Day 140

Inspired by yesterday's photo...
A 'keep left' sign becomes 'keep up'?

Day 139

I don't know whose this was, but I felt their disappointment. (somewhere on Forest Road)

Day 138

Typical maths geeks, writing their gobbledegook all over the shop... (one of the KCL maths classrooms)

Day 137

My necklace.

Day 136

Tropical-style rainstorm, except colder...

Day 135

The leftover lebkuchen slab gets eaten.

Day 134

Desks as far as the eye can see. Another long day running the halls...

Day 133

Softly.

Day 132

prickly.