Great Software Finds
Leaving the secure embrace of full-time employment at Cloof in December last year had a number of implications. One of […]
My Little Black Book
My Little Black Book
Someone had to eat the first mushroom; work out that lemons are sour and oranges sweet. Spare a thought for the inebriated consternation of the first human to drink the fizzy juice of grapes that had fermented spontaneously.
In the process of rushing where angels fear to tread I have made some discoveries that are worth sharing – products and services that offer great value, great experiences, or just generally make life easier.
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Shades of Grey
My online work often puts me in the position of needing to select colours for navigation menus, not to mention
Restaurants
A Night of Vaudevillian Pleasure
Before Vaudeville opened, one of the management team was doing a quick mental calculation of the number of people involved
Restaurants
Vaudeville’s June Menu
It’s hard to believe that more than five months have whizzed by since the opening of Vaudeville. This equates to
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In a Virtual World, Humanity is Real
We have been taught to distrust almost every aspect of online interaction. The majority of the email we receive is
Restaurants
Vaudeville’s May Menu
We have an delicious new line-up for the new Vaudeville menu, which runs until the end of May. Based upon
Restaurants
The Ghosts of Meals Past
I’ve been mulling my Vaudeville kitchen experiences for quite a while, trying to reach a point of semi-objectively drawing some
Wines
Wine & Prejudice
I find South African sauvignon blanc a most interesting case study, on a number of different levels. When I first
Wines
Vintage 2000, Ten Years Later
The world has changed a lot since the charismatic André Simon founded the International Wine & Food Society in 1933.
My Little Black Book
My favourite kitchen tool
Some men have tool sheds; I have a kitchen. Ok, so it isn’t my kitchen only, and it isn’t a