One of the best things about living in such a big city like London is the little silly random things that pop up each day that make you smile or roll your eyes or at least grab your attention away from the mundane, the everyday routine. That’s what this blog is all about.
Yesterday, for example, I saw a grown man in a suit with a briefcase chasing pigeons outside a tube station with a childlike glee. Apart from that he appeared perfectly sane.
But it’s not just the people. It’s the signs with the grammar mistakes, the little touches like the Cockney language option on a cash machine that my friend Rich photographed recently, stuff people leave lying about, stuff people carry through the streets, stuff people wear.
Here’s a few of the latest examples that made it to the LLO Flickr pool.
Photo: Unloading a happy piece of artwork at a gallery on Westbourne Grove by Steve Reed
Photo: Empty chair in Brixton by Dave McGowan
Photo: Door in Deptford by Steve Reed
Photo: Freedom bookshop on Angel Alley, E1 by Dennis Owen
Photo: Austerity rainwear for dogs by Where The Art Is
Photo: Apostastrophe in the window of Diana’s Diner on Endell Street, Covent Garden by Dave McGowan
Photo: God’s love never fails on Victorian Road N16 by Dennis Owen
Photo: What happened to baby Jane by Graham F Kerr
Photo: Finsbury Park Skate Park N5 by Dennis Owen
And one more that I took near Brick Lane a few weeks ago:
Photo: Please adjust your dress before leaving by LLO
Have a happy Tuesday everyone! Hope you see something random that makes you smile.
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