
Essential kitchen equipment: the 'All Men Are Bastards' knife block! Much nicer than the typical polished wood block from Ikea :) Just be careful who you give to as a present for Christmas... Many more of these gadgets at www.iwoot.com
No longer n London - now in Hong Kong - keep following that yellow brick road :)

Went to see Kinky Boots with Nev. It's hilarious! Really funny, with a bit of a serious note as well. www.thefilmfactory.co.uk/kinkyboots/
Winter has come to the country where everyone has an ipod in his bag but no decent shower in his bathroom: it started to rain. It will probably continue until May, when we have two warm weekends and three dry-ish months. One could call it the wet season, but then again the dry season isn't really dry. Around half January we can expect about 2 cm of snow during three days, which will cause the traffic to come to a complete standstill standstill. Trains, of course, won't be running either but that's a rather normal situation. If they do run, they get off the track very easily and crash, so it isn't really that bad they don't go out.
Popped into Liberty during my lunch break and saw this really cool book: Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-up. I’ve seen quite some pop-up books with buildings before, and most of the time they don’t really look that good. The round buildings are rather square, the tall buildings don’t stand up straight etc. Not this one though: detailed, very good pop-ups of six of Wright’s most important buildings. I think I know what to ask for christmas, hehe.
Going to Norway to visit my friend and ex-collegue Torild! I am leaving the office on the 12th of November after work, going straight to the airport, and I will be back on sunday around midnight... Then work on monday *auch*
My friend Andrew started his own club night, launch night was yesterday. It will be on twice a month at the Fringe, on Kennington Lane (just around the corner from where I live, how very convenient). Urban music, in a venue that has this house party feeling to it. Different, much more intimate than a regular night club. Go check it out!
André Waterkeyn, the engineer who created one of the most intruiging buildings in Belgium for the World Expo in 1958, died on saturday at the age of 88. Bit of a pity, as after a long battle they finally started the renovation of the whole thing, and it's only a couple of months until it is re-opened to the public. He won't be there to see the final result of the renovation. Originally, the Atomium (a huge enlargement of an Iron atom) would have been demolished even before the World Expo ended. Fortunately, it survived, and after the renovation it should be shining again.