Met in Chelsea

A cat at a pet shop amused me at breakfast.
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The entrance to the famous Brompton Cemetery was photographed on the way to Chelsea.
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At lunchtime I adored the Chelsea dog and its impressive ears:

'Forget Me Not'

I've just come across a film I must watch. It documents the life of a family where a mother in her early seventies falls victim to Alzheimer's and how coping with this terrible illness brings the family together.
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It's late and I will only add a few pictures from Sheen. OK, the first one is from Richmond. It features the Orange Tree Theatre, a small in size, but great one!

Ever wanted a strawberry hat? Go to Octavia in East Sheen!

I really like this little shop. It was fun meeting some nice people. When I have the time, I'll look up a Dalston club called Hysteria. I heard about it in sheen today. 

Fat Boys, a Thai restaurant next door offers a special lunchtime menu deal. I went for it.

This is a very unusual dog. His tail moves up and down, not sideways!

If there was a dog, there must be cats too!

Good night!

Temperature drop!

Gosh, it's freezing in London today. Time to turn into a brown bear and go to sleep for a few months!
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And here is my last Tuesday of November in pictures:

Hanwell centre with its famous clock:

Boston Manor Road:

A pub by the station in Brentford:

When I got to Putney I was ready for an espresso and the one I got at Leonardo's by the station was exactly to my liking. The same girl who served me last week remembered about hot milk, no froth! I was thrilled!
Putney - Upper Richmond Road:

A building from 1939:

Who can live there?

At a Thai grocer's in Putney I saw boiled salted duck eggs. The lady behind the counter explained to me that the eggs are soaked in salty water for two weeks and then boiled.

Two interesting items at Putney Octavia shop: a picture and a book on London with illustrations by the author:

Good night!:-)