Monthly Archives: July 2006
July 31, 2006
food was great, atmosphere was great, people where great. Shortly after we arrived at wagamama, we decided to share everything, starters, wine, eda mame beans, desserts even! ( thomasKay wasn’t too thrilled about us taking “his” wasabi chokolate cake..) the … Continue reading →
July 30, 2006
Im not a jewelry girl. when it comes to style I am mainly hats and bags. Hats I have been a fan of, ever since my great grandmother befriended an old lady in Frederiksberg, who had been working as a … Continue reading →
July 24, 2006
and this time, we are going to be real geekhip and go to Wagamama ( first time for me at the restaurant in CPH)… followed by a visit to a unnamed bar/cafĂ© for more conversations.. these are some photos from … Continue reading →
July 19, 2006
Reuters reports that storytelling, and not journalism, is generating the most readers.. which I find is very interesting. I am also crazy about the personal and creative aspect of blogging, which is one that the people in the survey are … Continue reading →
July 18, 2006
I had a conversation last night with this lovely chap about blogging, the tool and the preaching of it. because it seems to me, that a lot of sites around the world are using blogging as an internal communications tool, … Continue reading →
July 16, 2006
Jyri Engeström amongst others has launched the Jaiku application for nokia S60 phones. It contains ” rich presence” on the phone… I can’t wait to play around with it, especially after his speak at reboot8… which was promising, and I … Continue reading →
July 14, 2006
As usual, here it is: it is a bit freaky but I love it! and am very content with this years modifications.. see more on my 23 account “stil” album tags: tshirt, reboot8
July 6, 2006
Pedro sended me a mail, telling me that it is time for can i crash to rise to other levels. Couchsurfing.com database is dead and from the email from the couchsurfing team it is unlikely to continue running and recover … Continue reading →
July 6, 2006
So… people are starting to find meaning in themselves – and work around their family and their homes more than they are occupied with global issues. I believe that this is the cause of the powerlessness that “normal” working people … Continue reading →