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A recent edition of TimeOut (HK) carried a provocative cover story – Make Hong Kong Better (We Replan This...
A recent edition of TimeOut (HK) carried a provocative cover story – Make Hong Kong Better (We Replan This...
I had a letter to the editor published in today’s Financial Times.
During our visit to Australia we got caught out a number times ordering “regular sized” foods and beverages. Turns...
Some things that caught my attention from around the interwebs.
First of all, the organisers of this year’s festival deserve credit for a great series of fixtures, with some...
There are a few signs of economic recession around Hong Kong. Stores are closing, sale signs have stayed up...
Last week I mentioned that we are, at least in the short term, not attending church. Like a lot...
I was going to blog about my adventures in Music Education – until a local institution quoted me more...
A couple of Friday’s back, we had the chance to enjoy some of the best local jazz talent in...
My childhood memories are filled with good stories. Ours was a household where you weren’t just expected to describe...
What will the current economic meltdown mean for life in Hong Kong? I don’t really know and can’t claim...
Golf courses are fascinating places for honest conversation. There’s something about the space, the length of time required or...
One thing I don’t like about social networking is the way applications and communication streams can breed added and...
Some of you may not know this, but, for most of the 80s and 90s I had long hair,...
The recent US election season was a fascinating study in political spin. In particular, the far Right’s strategy of...
There were some very interesting phrases in Bill Clinton’s address to the Democratic Convention some months back. But one...