27th July 2022
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July is already coming to an end, and honestly, I haven't seen it come and go. I've been relatively productive in my day job, which isn't really surprising considering that…
July is already coming to an end, and honestly, I haven't seen it come and go. I've been relatively productive in my day job, which isn't really surprising considering that…
A curated list of free historical cookbooks, from Classical-era Rome to 19th-century New Orleans.
For some reason, I always end up in the warmest regions of Europe at the warmest time. You can count on me to be in Malta in the middle of August, in Firenze at the height of July; I studied in the Canary Islands, where I once saw the beach thermometer hit 50°c (122°F), and somehow, I never suffered from the heat in those places as I do in Belgium. Here's why, and more importantly, what to do about it based on my observations in warmer countries.
This past week has really been a salad bowl of sorts, so you’ll have to forgive the disorganisation of this post. In an attempt to shed all the lockdown-/Covid-/laziness-related bacon…
Wedding update: I don’t want to jinx it, but I think I’ve finally found my outfit. My friend Mary, whose relentless efforts to help me with that matter really need…
You know how sometimes you’re watching TV and suddenly you see a place that looks perfect and you think something like “Oh wow, I’d sure love to be there right now”? Well, welcome to the Bush Inn (Wales) as featured in Sherlock!
Every month, I write about three things I really liked. In June, it was Inventing Anna on Netflix, Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly by Anthony Bourdain, and French brand Sézane.