It’s time to drink tea, proper British tea at 5 o’clock in the afternoon.
A tradition that has become a cult in this country. In Britain drinking tea, is not the same as ours drinking coffee, after a meal or in the morning. Tea and drinking of tea is considered a meal.
It is the same as experiencing the future, when looking back in the past. Art has that power, as well as the gallery as a space in which worlds collide, showing us the short life term of men, against the long life term of art. Most elements of the culture belong to the everyday context, but art is what we see in galleries.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Being a huge fan of cereal, when I heard that there is a café in London that only serves cereal, I had to go.
It is the largest museum of decorative and applied arts in the world. It is also one of the most challenging. The collections are stunning and of unique importance – but they span such a range of interests and cultures that it can take several visits even to begin to grasp what is there.
This week’s post is in collaboration with two other fashion bloggers from Macedonia. Elena from Shy but Secretly Fabulous and Marija from Fabulous is Freedom will be sharing their favorite coffee/brunch places in Skopje and Ljubljana, so make sure to check them out as well.
