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Back in December 2013, I visited London to see Book of Mormon, among other things. It was during that trip that I acquired this book, “Up.” If you flip the book and turn it over, the book is “Down.” The book is actually a flipbook – and as you flip the pages, a bridge […] Back when I was a coffee snob, I thought that it would be cool to have this, an empty, used, sack of coffee on my kitchen wall as decoration. Its time is up – and I have decided to remove it from my walls and, uh, donate it to…. Uh… I guess bio-trash? Or […] I love my penis pillow – ever since I brought it back from London, it has been on my couch and is, for some of my friends, their favorite penis to snuggle with whenever visiting me. While I cannot be 100% confident in my guess, I am pretty gosh darn sure that I bought […] This is my second “annoyed” Whatchamacallit of the Covid-19 crisis. Today – Thursday – after work I should be heading to Tegel Airport and boarding a flight to London City Airport. It was to be a long weekend in London, in celebration of a friend’s birthday. It was going to feature two theatre shows […] London’s Rolling Bridge. When I was a kid my Mom used to tell me that late at night, when people went to bed, the sidewalks were rolled up. I have no idea where this idea comes from, but it’s a vivid image for a 4 year old – and one that has stuck with […] Last weekend I was in London — complete with breakfast at my hotel: Naturally I had a great time, save for a couple details – like, for example, getting gifted a cold on my way out of town. I felt so awful this morning, that I opted to stay home and sleep. As I […] To all my American friends (both in America and elsewhere) as well as all my friends in America (American or whatever), I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. I even wish my friends abroad, who are not American, but whom like turkey – a Happy Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and I am loathe […] The Shard, Europe’s tallest building. I’ve been meaning to throw up a couple pictures from my last day in London –it’s only been three weeks. I don’t really have a good excuse other than the fact that work has been keeping me extremely busy, and when I’ve left work, I’ve been feeling exceptionally lazy […] Last year was the 100th birthday of Alan Turing—the brilliant, gay, scientist who helped break the Enigma machine, and then (probably) committed suicide in 1954. During the Centenary Celebration, I became aware of Bletchley Park, a museum at the wartime site of British code breaking. I filed away this knowledge for a future trip to […] Saturday, before Book of Mormon, I headed over toward Brick Lane for the Alternative London tour – which is, basically, a tour of Brick Lane focusing on street art and graffiti. The tour is done on a donation basis – at the end of the tour you tip what you think the tour was worth. […] |
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