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Merry Christmas To All* Our Readers
To celebrate my 5th (!) Christmas in China I’ve written a short article about, um, “Christmas in China” for my sister Katie’s new magazine. You can read it here – http://www.cassiopeiamagazine.co.uk/ 圣诞快乐! *Possibly should read ‘both’
Film Diary – November 2011
The films we watched in November 2011. Only three this time? In a whole month? Yes. But all good ‘uns. Submarine (UK 2010) J – That weird one from The IT Crowd’s directorial debut and it’s nothing short of brilliant. … Continue reading
Smog
It’s been a bit smoggy out. The view outside my office, today. I first moved to Beijing in September 2007. That year the smog was absolutely terrible. Here’s a photo I took from the window of my apartment. Not visible … Continue reading
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Week: Conclusions
So, after a week of painfully detailed blogging, what have I learned? 1. Yes, my daily life isn’t that interesting. 2. And Christ, I chose the dullest week of all to do it. 3. Nobody was that interested in reading … Continue reading
Sunday
V’s been reading my old blogs from my days in Prague and asked me why I don’t write about my life any more. I said that it wasn’t that interesting, and that as I bored myself writing about it, I … Continue reading
Saturday
V’s been reading my old blogs from my days in Prague and asked me why I don’t write about my life any more. I said that it wasn’t that interesting, and that as I bored myself writing about it, I … Continue reading
Friday
V’s been reading my old blogs from my days in Prague and asked me why I don’t write about my life any more. I said that it wasn’t that interesting, and that as I bored myself writing about it, I … Continue reading
Thursday
V’s been reading my old blogs from my days in Prague and asked me why I don’t write about my life any more. I said that it wasn’t that interesting, and that as I bored myself writing about it, I … Continue reading
Wednesday
V’s been reading my old blogs from my days in Prague and asked me why I don’t write about my life any more. I said that it wasn’t that interesting, and that as I bored myself writing about it, I … Continue reading
Tuesday
V’s been reading my old blogs from my days in Prague and asked me why I don’t write about my life any more. I said that it wasn’t that interesting, and that as I bored myself writing about it, I … Continue reading
