Weekly A to Z, January 14th.

Weekly A to Z, January 14th.

Last weekend was a whirl of activity — I finished the second draft of a manuscript (70,383 words!) — and the Bookers had a cozy catch-up at?Hayal?(catch our visit here). On Sunday, I was over to?LDC?(the Jumeirah branch) for their absolutely adorable (and filling) beach basket, a chic hamper filled with everything you could possibly need for a picnic on the beach. #invited

During the week, there were also a lot of behind-the-scenes conversations, which I really enjoyed — book projects (not mine), upcoming moves and venues, restaurant concepts, recommendations, and potential events.

With Hubs in Tulum for work, there was a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff for me, including (finally) digging into a final draft of an old manuscript (currently on page 15 of 175). I also committed to some much-needed house maintenance with the always reliable team at?Healthy Home?(mattress! couch! rugs! car!) and a bit of self-maintenance (a haircut and color at Spirals and an overdue Botox top-up at?Cornerstone Clinic).

On Thursday, I batched meetings, and started my day with a delicious breakfast at the new?La Petit Beefbar, then drove over to d-Journal for an editorial catch-up and ended at?Carnistore, in which I departed with some lamb bones for a delighted Poppy.

On Friday, I went to?Alici?for a very special cocktail event, then over to?Attiko?for dinner (video coming soon). #invited

Links, please.

This weekend? Finally taking Chef Kelvin up on his offer of brunch at Jun’s. I’ve heard amazing things, and I can’t wait to enjoy this al fresco experience.

Next week? Heading back to Coya for the first time in forever. A paella class with none other than?Jose Avillez?and my first glance of the Royal Atlantis (!) with the BonBons? It must be a perfect Friday. Also, catch me back on the radio at 4PPM with Helen.

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C.

Amaka Zulu (née Olele)

Strategic PR & Marketing Professional in the GCC Market | Campaign PR Faces To Watch 2024

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Sounds like a busy week ahead!

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