Weeknote 174

Spent quite a lot this week preparing for my accessibility talk I'll be doing in Edinburgh later this month. It's coming together but still to decide on a conclusion. A small flurry of viewings for my apartment this week. No offers yet, and the feedback’s been mixed, clearly the market is crowded with landlords selling empty refurbished apartments nearby, which inevitably look more spacious and polished than a lived‑in home. Enjoyed Peruvian sandwiches with Mena at the Sanğuchǒn pop-up in North London over the weekend. Managed to get to a couple of London Open House events – the few that weren’t ticketed or already fully booked. The first, on Saturday in North London, was a regenerated warehouse district in Harringay with art studios and a craft market. The second, on Sunday, was a tour of a medium‑sized WW2 air raid shelter in South West London, built in 1938 for a private housing estate.