The boredom that comes with forced rest of an injured knee has made me eat constantly. A trainer knowledgeable about nutrition once told me about the benefits of avocado for the joints, so I am eating a whole avocado on toast every morning. Bill Granger has got a very simple recipe which I love: mash avocados with wasabi, add chopped spring onion and a tiny bit of soy sauce. A nice change from the Mexican variety. And then a very considerate friend sent a bamboo steamer with the most delicious biscuits you have ever eaten. They were delivered by a beautiful woman with one of those open friendly faces that make you smile instantly. The card says www.thirdfloorkitchen.com. I need to see what else they have, such a lovely treat. Inevitably I will be gaining a few pounds which is entirely not a problem for the fashions of the future, because there have been a lot of voluminous garments on the New York, London and Milan runways. I watched the Theyskens' Theory show on the Fashion TV channel yesterday, and I was blown away by the huge 80's shoulders, only to realize a bit later the wide screen setting was distorting the clothes to clown-like proportions. It was a beautiful show nonetheless and one of my favorites so far.
Theyskens' Theory from www.vogue.com
Another example of the new volume on the runways. This by Alexander Wang from www.vogue.com
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