Any city as expansive and varied as London is certain to supply a wealth of exciting and extraordinary dining opportunities. However, there must be some way of sifting through the multitude of options: as any aficionado will admit, being well informed is vital to ensuring a pleasurable eating experience.
Dining in fashionable locations like Kensington and Chelsea will introduce you to some of London’s most sophisticated food. The district is host to many of the most exclusive restaurants and bars, and is a second home for legions of food connoisseurs – but there are plenty of more affordable alternatives.
A number of [ ... ]
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May 2012
Any city as expansive and varied as London is certain to supply a wealth of exciting and extraordinary dining opportunities. However, there must be some way of sifting through the multitude of options: as any aficionado will admit, being well informed is vital to ensuring a pleasurable eating experience.
Dining in fashionable locations like Kensington and Chelsea will introduce you to some of London’s most sophisticated food. The district is host to many of the most exclusive restaurants and bars, and is a second home for legions of food connoisseurs – but there are plenty of more affordable alternatives.
A number of [ ... ]
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24
Nov 2011
I got a scolding from the apartment owner for breakfast this morning for failing to pay the rent on time this month. It was due on the 2oth but I have no money currently to cover the rent. The money I had for this month was paid on other bills. Haist, it is just so frustrating! I have money that I got from selling my house in Orchid Villas but I couldn’t get it yet. Now I feel cheated for agreeing to the payment option, which is through checks. I have checks here that I couldn’t cash out yet because [ ... ]
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08
Jul 2011
My current situation requires me to be smart on money. I may not be able to save some from the monthly income; at least I could use every cent of it very well leaving no unpaid bills behind. It is a very hard challenge on my part since I have nothing left to depend on, not my parents and not even my husband. Being in this situation, I’ve learned a lesson and that is to prioritize the needs before wants especially when you are not that productive. Along with that, I’ve also leaned to count my average expenses on electric, [ ... ]
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