it's a bit of a personal tradition to check out the window. in fact, people come from the surrounding environs to admire it too. when i started school, a dear friend who gave me an introduction to and orientation of the city was quick to highlight this cute little display. it's been a touchstone of sorts since, something mr. P my former lit S teacher mentioned when we discovered quite serendipitously that we were almost neighbours. a window display that unifies and bonds, so it seems! part of me is in denial that it's red cup season at starby's and i've yet to have my first peppermint mocha of the season. but the other part (that had a bowl of chocolate frosting for lunch - don't ask. actually, do ask. can't count, scaled up unnecessarily and instead of freezing it for another cake like a normal person i had it as a meal. then had steamed cauliflower after to assuage my guilt. weird, i know.) is counting down to christmas even though chinese new year is my favourite holiday. maybe because christmas symbolises get out of jail, when i won't be commuting to clinics and staying put in london (zone 1 no less!) for the next nine months. yes, nine. whoop whoop!
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