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| fish and chips #1. |
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| most.heavenly.coffee.ever. Standing in line for entry coffee (aka coffee #1 of borough trip) |
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| my favorite pesto! too bad my favorite stall employee, Josie, wasn't there. She's traveling around Africa. Rough life. |
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| little cup of heaven |
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| food board for the best sandwiches ever. I go with the spiced lamb every single time. I dreamt about this sandwich for months. Literally. |
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| grillin'! |
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| lamb's close-up. |
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| homemade sauces for the sandwiches. From left: harissa, salsa verde, sweet chilli, and lemon garlic aioli. For the lamb we recommend the harissa and the salsa verde, if you like a kick (can you tell I eat here all the time?) |
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| it may not look like much, but seriously. Go get yourself one of these. |
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| Chillin' in the church garden behind the market, enjoying my sandwich. A common ritual at Borough. |
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| walk *this* way. |
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| tower o' carbs! |
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| fruit and veg! |
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| Brindisa, the Spanish market, aka where I get my fix of murcia al vino (drunken goat's cheese) |
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| Did someone say "queso"? |
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| spoils from the market. |
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| view from the top. |
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| skyping with your father always makes for a fun afternoon. |
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| stopping to smell the fun-looking flowers in Oxford. |
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| me and new mommy Lilach! I know, she totally doesn't look like she had a baby two months ago. Not fair. |
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| Hampstead Heath |
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| precious baby Ofek |
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| me and Britt in Oxford! |
I miss it already.
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