Y'alright? / an English hello; a greeting, not a question
United Kingdom / where I live and do the work
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Where I live.
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- London The meetings, the museums, the river you keep ending up beside.
- The north Grey towns, warm people, and, this is not up for debate, the best chips.
The table
- A full English The Frames wing keeps one framed for a reason.
- Sunday roast Beef, Yorkshires, too much gravy, a slow afternoon after.
- A proper cup of tea Milk in after. Don't argue with me about this.
- A Friday-night curry Britain's actual national dish, and everyone quietly knows it.
Saved pins
- The British Museum ↗ Free, enormous, and a fair rehearsal for building a museum of your own.
- A greasy-spoon café The one with the laminated menu, where the tea comes in a mug the size of a bucket.
My note
The United Kingdom is home. I studied here, I work here and this is where most of my projects have been built. The weather is usually doing something grey in the background.
I used a Georgian terrace door because it is one of the shapes I associate with home. The chime borrows from the church bells that carry across a quiet Sunday morning.