Monthly Archives: March 2009

Instead of staying at home and watching Scotland getting cuffed by Holland on Saturday night, I decided to go ten pin bowling. And got cuffed at that instead… Was good fun at Birka Bowling in St. Eriksplan and then afterwards … Continue reading →

I was lying in bed yesterday morning dreaming of candyfloss clouds and lollipop trees when I heard the front doorbell go. I looked at the alarm clock and it was 7:25 am and in walked a full squad of electricians … Continue reading →

I was at a fair today for digital signage. Was super interesting as I was pitching away to various companies and also stealing all their sweeties from thos little bowls everyone has at their stands. Panasonic were there and the … Continue reading →

When I say I’m going to do something, I just do it! For example, I thought to myself that I wanted to get a soffa bed so that it would make my guests comfortable when visiting. Without a second thought, … Continue reading →

Stephen Fry on web snobbery… “In the same way, if someone’s email address is hotmail or AOL, you kind of think “Hmmn, I see, they’re not a real player, are they?” Great article, read the full thing here.

The skittles (yeah, those little sweeties) have just launched the most Web 2.0 website I have ever seen. It is extremely cool and clever and is worth checking out. Skittles homepage.

On Tuesday, I continued my tour of Scottish football pies… This time was at the Falkirk Stadium to see United get another penalty and this time score it to win 1-0. I never videoed it half because of Neil’s slagging … Continue reading →

Went to Edinburgh on Monday. Parked down at Holyrood park, called in to the parliament and then headed up to St Giles for lunch (which was super tasty). Afterwards we went down to the city arts centre and saw amongst … Continue reading →

A bit of a change of pace this weekend. I’m back over in Scotland which apart from occasional rain is actually much brighter, warmer and generally better than Stockholm. On Saturday, me and my Dad headed up to Scotland’s finest … Continue reading →