Saturday, 4 July 2009. Jedi Raid on Borough Market. Saturday would prove to be a day of two halves, and maybe a period of extra time thrown in for good measure. The day started early, Lady LDN. The Jedi raid on Borough Market certainly comes highly recommended from me, when I arrived just around 8. 30am - there was only a few professional shoppers like myself a.

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This restaurant is deffinately worth a try if you are looking for basic Greek dishes, the Persian dishes are also good, but can be found at a number of restaurants in the area.

Cooking, eating and other musings in our great city and abroad. Monday, January 24, 2011. Sunday brunch at Chien Fumant, a winter treat. Just another beautiful, balmy -40C Montreal morning. Eric and I decided to head out to brunch. We went about our Sunday ritual of trying to pick a brunch place even as we get into the car and start driving. We headed out over sun streaked, Mont-Royal with no particular destination, then Le Chien Fumant popped into my head. Make you wanna go mmm? Chien Fumant is a specia.

The deep, dark recesses of Sunny Jim. Friday, March 14, 2014. I can see a trend developing here. Six months ago I posted a holiday book review bemoaning the fact that my last blog had been my previous holiday book review. I never did get round to that post about armchair activism, maybe sometime soon. The Shock of the Fall by Nathan Filer. Dark Places by Gillian Flynn. The Flamethrowers by Rachel Kushner.

Friday, November 8, 2013. And, delight of all delights, some of our closest friends from graduate school gathered this past weekend to celebrate the fact that two of our friends are expecting a baby in a few months. This particular mama-to-be introduced me to the evil eye a few years ago, a practically universally understood superstition- one we call dhusta. And since my glass-blowing skills are rusty, I decided to make some edible eyes. Making a sugar cookie with the right consistency that not only .