A long-needed night out with the fellas, partaking in food and laughter and the occasional burst of political rant. It’s good to be a group again, and strangely, it feels as if we never parted.
Stopped over at Seldin’s for a while, always good to catch up with my former mentor.
a tale of Maplewood/South Orange, the fellas
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Although I have come to expect shameless public advertising from the British, I am still disappointed when I see ads pasted on ridiculous surfaces like the handrails of escalators and on the floors and ceilings of ordinary buildings.
And my disappointment with the Germans comes from the fact that their transatlantic travel accommodations are severely [...]
a tale of London, international travel
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Jumped on the train as the doors were closing. Not gonna miss this one!
Looking for a seat, I see a young girl with an A1 case taking up 3 seats.
“Can I sit there?” I ask and she adjusts herself and her case as much as possible so I can steal the isle seat.
Seconds later, the [...]
a tale of London, the opposite sex
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The day began with me waking up to realise that I haven’t charged my ipod and thus have to walk, ride, ride and walk to work in silence.
The day ended with me debarking from the train realising that I have lost the middle button on my jacket.
Everything in between was pretty much as you would [...]
a tale of London
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Felt like reminiscing over a few chats from the past few years. And yes, these are taken way out of context.
a tale of computers & technology, life
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In doesn’t snow in London. The Thames doesn’t freeze over and the pigeons in Trafalgar Square don’t even attempt to fly south for the winter. But in the past week or so, it has been attempting to snow, including a weekend of perpetual flurrying, with no accumulations.
These are a few shots are the snowfalls, including [...]
a tale of London, the weather
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Preaster festivities with the Greeks. Dancing, music, drunkenness and other random acts of being a postgraduate students.
a tale of Farnham, Surrey Institute of Art & Design
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