I think if I could ever show my thought process in a linear way, and try to confine it to 2D and an A4 sized piece of paper, it would look something like this. What would be even cooler is if I could plug electrodes into my brain and have it generated automatically and in 3D.
So I kind of fell off the veggies only diet. But I have two very good reasons, thanks to FX Cusine. The first was Ragu Bolognese, the traditional dish that spag bol is based upon. It took over four hours to cook on Saturday, but was worth every minute. The second was the Lasagne you can then make with the ragu.
I just discovered FX Cusine, and I love it. It's clearly the blog of someone who loves eating. That he takes such lovely photos of the process makes it very easy to understand the dishes.
Inspired, I took my own photos, which pale in comparison.
If the Olympic opening ceremonies weren't enough to convince you that China had arrived (again) on the world stage, 'ave a look at these fantastic pictures from boston.com. Who, by the way, do lovely photojournalism online in their Big Picture section.
Proof that one thing you get from communism that you don't get in a democracy is unbelievable levels of synchronisation, the 60th anniversary of communist rule celebrations were sort of like the opening ceremonies, but with guns. Which is all the proof you need that they would kick anybody's ass in a war.
One of the guys who works here, Lucas, is probably one of the most creative people I've ever worked with, mostly because he never stops doing creative things. Like making a simple little video about a story he told in one of our Creative Department meetings. Simple as it should be.
I'm an American living in London, and am regularly bemused by many of the things I see. I'm also a tree-hugging Liberal. And a foodie. And a music junkie. And a traveller. Think that about covers it. Oh, wait, and a reader of everything.