This is an incredible commercial for the New Zealand Lotto.
I need a trip to India's blue city - Jodhpur and a dog like Wilson!
Friday, October 8, 2010
Lucky Dog
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Friday, June 4, 2010
Gold Kiwis
When we were in New Zealand we visited the Zespri kiwi plantation.
It was an educational look at all things kiwi fruit, including a lot of sampling. I kind of get the feeling that all fruit producers claim to have the miracle fruit, but there are plenty of kiwi products that I never knew existed, including the gold kiwi. It tastes slightly different than its green counterpart, but I had never seen them for sale outside of New Zealand. For the past couple weeks I've been seeing them more frequently around Munich, so I stocked up to give Stefan and myself a reminder of our trip. I love that foods can bring back so many memories.
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Saturday, March 20, 2010
absolutely beautiful
I've been loving Jamie Magazine since I was sent a copy by a friend.
Being a book lover I appreciate the luxurious feeling of the uncoated pukka paper mixed with the photos from David Loftus and the incredible fonts. It certainly makes for an insanely gorgeous magazine. Unfortunately I haven't found the magazine here in Germany - even at the international booksellers. (I found this magazine here in Munich. You can purchase it at the Hauptbahnhof International Magazine shop for 10.50€)
Stefan enjoyed reading it too, and I'm all for anything that encourages him to cook with me! I may just have to get a subscription from the UK.
You can flip through some of the back issues here.
In case you are interested, here is a list of some fonts that are in the magazine:
Monte Carlo Script NF
woodtype URW D
Fedra Serif B
Quimby Mayoral, which I purchased today!
Soho Gothic
Meta Hairline
We'll be heading back to London in May and have already made reservations at the River Café, where he was a sous chef. I can't wait for a great meal and to pick up his newest magazine!
If you're in the US, you can even check out the Food Revolution and sign his petition for healthier school meals.
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