12.01.2006
This week a bit influenced by my Scottish flatmate I went to the movies to see this film…. based on a true story about the first SUPERMAN ever...
I liked because not only I didn’t have any idea about the mysterious death of the first superman in History but also this movie brought up to my mind other doubtful deaths like Marlin Monroe, Jon Kennedy, Princes Diana etc...
We ended up having a quite interesting chat about our points of view ...quite interesting I must say :)
11.28.2006
Although not the type of movie that I can classify as my cup of tea ....I kind of had fun..
Beeing the sort of movie that fills in the entire theater room even on a Sunday evening...and beeing aware of all the obvious consequences concerning this fact, like: gigelings all the time... people chewing their popcorns like if they 're Obelix eating turkey... and siping their Coke ... like if there was no tomorrow...etc.
Despite all this at the end of the day, I went home singing James Bond soundtrack ... that's what it counts... all inspired !!
Ahh!! Also gave me good idea of the kind of dress I would like to have for this year Moody's Christmas party . That pink dress was just fabulous!!!
Just a curiosity: This movie stared on the 14th November in Leicester Square and amongst the audience was The Duque of Edimburh and Queen Elizabeth who has recentletly declined most of her royal duties because of her illness... ehehe
She told the press she wouldn't miss it for nothing and that she's 007 number one fun.
11.20.2006
11.19.2006
Well all this bla bla bla to tell you... that My aussie flatmate’s sister has a fashion shop for clothes, accessories, all sort of things, in Sydey. I had a look and it looks she has very cool things... I like the style... and I am already thinking of buying an awesome handbag and maybe asking my flatie to bring it back to me from Australia... to save some time!! GIRLS ... have a look ... You can buy on-line. The web site is: http://www.uo.com.au/ |
11.17.2006
10.31.2006
I am getting completely addicted to have my first coffee in the morning at "Caffe Nero". Realized that when the barista started to say before I could say anything: "Regular Cappuccino with chocolate on the top take away?"
"Yep.." I say...
Also they have this cards in which they put a stamp for each coffee we drink and at the tenth stamp we get an free coffee.... sometimes they have promotions for exhibitions on theaters etc...
The thing is that it's becoming a kind of ritual from which I hardly can escape from .... it looks to me that there is no other coffee that can make my day start well by helping in the difficult to task to keeping me awake.
I tried to have one at home or even doing it in the office...Ok ok it can be psychological...but it's not the same..
All mornings a cup of Nero nearby the computer screen avoids my struggle against sleepiness...
Sometimes I also get a muffin or a vanila waffer(delicious)...eheheh Ohh diet diet!!
Thanks NERO...
10.29.2006
That I like movies I already told you before..but this weeked I might have been a bit over the top.... I couldn´t help myself from going to the cinema twice.... well i also did some shopping ...Ehhh What a girly weekend Hey !!!
Well the first one was: "A GOOD YEAR" ...with Russell Crowe
Let's look at the trailer...
http://www.agoodyear.com/
And the other one...
"THE LAST KISS" (with Zach Braff of one of my favorit movies "Garden State"
Look again at the trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJB_Ccoh-Ro&eurl=
This last one must be seen !!
10.24.2006
Conference - The World outlook
9th November
Conference Location
The conference will be held at:The Landmark ( http://www.landmarklondon.co.uk/ )
Topics to be discussed:
- Is global growth coming to an end?
- What are the prospects for global oil demand and supply? How will they impact energy prices?
- What do higher interest rates mean for Europe and its housing markets?
- The U.S. housing market is slowing. What are the risks to global growth?
- What is driving U.S. foreign direct investment?
- What triggers could create distress in today's emerging markets?
Any friend interested? - I can get you an invitation. How about that?
10.22.2006
9.25.2006
Not everyone has the ability to make a good joke about themselves, point out the dark parts.
You need extra dose of confidence and to be able to be the first to criticize yourself.
9.17.2006
The Scissor Sisters Get the Red Out
The Scissor with Motorola painted yesterday London's Trafalgar Square 'Red' on Saturday. The group played a gig in honor of the Bono-sponsored charity campaign (Product) Red, which is aimed at getting consumers and corporations involved in the fight against AIDS in Africa.
I had a really great time. Dragqueens, Punks, etc.. everywhere. A different atmatmosphere invaded Trafalgar Sq.
The hightest moment was at the end when a group of fans entered Trafalgar´s fountains...and the group got crazy such enthusiasm and played 2 more songs... It was a big show.
9.14.2006
In the night,
in the night, fever...
Saturday night fever, a movie that is undoubtedly an icon of the 70's. One of the movies with the best quotes ever... and the soundtrack .just hilarious... Jon Travolta at his best... with his massive hair and his fashionable clothes... and the way he moves ... eh eh eh ... apparently could drive any girl at that time crazy. What a cool bloke!!
Why good movies always start late in the night ... It was really cool to stay in the living room with all the flatmates... no seats left in the couch... till 2:30 am.
Yep ... It’s 11:00 am and I confess I am struggling to keep me awake at my job... ehehe. Still think it worthed for all the fun... well maybe I'll have a different opinion later in the afternoon.
9.02.2006
'There is no lovelier place in the world...and I have seen Venice too.' - Virginia Woolf [1904] I really liked it too... it´s a small village with one of the most important english cathedrals ... very cosy... |
Canterbury, England's most famous cathedral city of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and now a UNESCO world heritage site sits on the River Stour in one of the most attractive corners of rural Kent.
It is easily reached by road, rail or sea, and has been welcoming visitors for thousands of years.