Up some a creaky wooden stairs and behind a hidden entrance lies the old operating theatre. Only rediscovered in the 1950s this ancient building (dates back to the 13th century) is littered with instruments and memorabilia from medical procedures that took place in the 19th century. A perfect setting for an exhibition of slightly different sort. Read the rest of this entry »
By now most of the Parisians have migrated to foreign waters. However amongst the sock and sandal bearing tourists there are still a few “natives” looking for that mid week adventure. Mr Trust the Buzz, my charming carvalier for the night and I being the “few”. This Wednesday night we decided to hit the Social club to see the legendary DJ Qbert.
Mr Trust the Buzz on the right.
Last weekend I went back to my roots with a hop across the channel to London town. Always in search of something fun and different to do wherever I go, I happened to read about a jelly event in a great weekly newsletter I get (I only wish they would do one for Paris!). Read the rest of this entry »
Last week I so happened to come across these absolutely adorable cards here. I was so taken by them I placed my order 2 minutes after. If you haven’t got yours yet, you’ll be ordering them by the time you’ve finished reading this post. Mini moo cards popped up a while ago on the other side of the channel. A little smaller than the size of a metro ticket. These cards make a great alternative to your regular business cards especially if you’ve got some original images. Really easy to order: you upload your photos via you computer, facebook, flickr and other photo hosting accounts and then crop, add your text et voilà . The print quality is excellent (matt finish, much more classy) and it only took 5 working days. With a price 100 for less than 15€ I know I’ll be getting some more soon.
You thought I’ld disappeared, didn’t yeah? Well, I kind of did or better said I’ve been out but I’ve been too lazy to report about it. Last night I just knew it would be night worth reporting about, so I made the effort to take my camera out.
