Not for the faint of heart. I recently attempted to make roast squab for dinner. As I unpacked the squab from the store…I realized this was going to be an interesting evening. Jody and I had been discussing a roast chicken the night before, though when I arrived at Fox & Obel, I decided to go after the squab. I had never cooked it, and something poultry-ish sounded tasty.
London, December 07
Lesson 1: Always arrange a car service to Basingstoke
Lesson 2: Always check the address of the hotel
Lesson 3: Learn what currency looks like…before you arrive
Lesson 4: Print or buy a map. Label it with restaurants and places you want to go.
Lesson 5: Chuckie-T’s do not
1 – Keep your feet warm
2 – Support your feet for a day walking
Lesson 6: The dollar IS in the toilet. This looks a lot like the signs everywhere saying “to let”
Lesson 7: “Look Right” “Look Left”…no shit. That takes some getting used to.
Lesson 8: There is always a line at cash machines, oddly, they always seem to be out of order
Lesson 9: It gets dark early in London…3ish. So plan picture taking appropriately
Lesson 10: Buy a or bring a compass. You come up out of the tube and will have no idea which way is which. The fact that London is often cloudy meaning that you don’t have the sun to guide you.
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Which t-shirt should we make?
Great description of Net Neutrality and the issues at hand.
