Life goes on and food is a recurring theme…
For a long time I’ve been promising myself to go on the look-out for some British blogs to follow. Now that I’m here and all.… Læs mere »Life goes on and food is a recurring theme…
For a long time I’ve been promising myself to go on the look-out for some British blogs to follow. Now that I’m here and all.… Læs mere »Life goes on and food is a recurring theme…
Last night a very dear old friend of mine died in a traffic accident. Hilmer Hassig. To you English-speakers the name probably means nothing, but… Læs mere »Good bye old friend
Found this on Jens Unmack’s blog (in Danish). Thought it worth reproducing. Why is it that the politicians who are always going on about helping… Læs mere »Hope
I’ve always been a Scatterbrain. My memory is lousy, I have to write everything down and often I forget even that. My mind is always… Læs mere »Scatterbrain
In between seemingly endless news sessions about the US election (which will not be mentioned any more today…), I’ve also watched other stuff. I accidentally… Læs mere »British telly & music
Former secretary of state Colin Powell in a five-minute interview with CNN: colin.powell.reaction.cnn (Don’t know why this one wouldn’t let me embed it, but do… Læs mere »Another cry-baby
It’s now past 4 am and Obama just passed the magical 270 electoral votes. So I go to bed now. Horrible headache, happy headache :-)
I’ve settled down now in my sofa with everything within reach and BBC News on the telly. My computer is at hand and so is… Læs mere »Waiting in trepidation
In the latest issue of The New Yorker, Pullitzer-prize winner Steve Coll has an extremely insightful article about what defines a great president. Particularly after… Læs mere »A president's legacy
… as we are, we tried to do something meaningful with Dane over the holidays. Possibly the best bit was finally getting up in the… Læs mere »Dutiful parents…
Here’s something every television station should broadcast. An easy-to-understand explanation of the credit crisis: This talented guy is up there with BBC’s Robert Peston when… Læs mere »Economy for dummies
This really speaks for itself. I found it on Ezra Klein’s blog.
Christopher Hitchens with whom I agree on very little, but who’s intelligence I most certainly admire, has this column on Slate. The below quote is… Læs mere »Here's another couple of reasons why you should vote for Mr. Obama if you're an American
Yesterday was Ripley Bonfire Night – one of the year’s biggest events in our neighbouring village where Dane goes to school. The entertainment starts with… Læs mere »Close to home
So first I spent many, many days trying to update my “old” WP blog, which runs on a very old version of WordPress, not allowing… Læs mere »WordPress agony
Why buy horrible pizzas at Pizza Hut? Make them yourself, it’s easy and VERY satisfactory. I swear your family will love it: To my horror… Læs mere »On popular demand… Pizza for dummies
What do they have in common? On the surface of it, nothing. But I see two things. One – they’re both sign o’ the times.… Læs mere »Copyright and airport security
Lately I’ve been writing essays for a course I’m taking at Uni called “Source Reliability”. Readers of this blog will know that I’m rather keen… Læs mere »Wikipedia is cool