After the wandering and the Literary Cafe thing in the morning, I went In the afternoon with[livejournal.com profile] bellajonez and Peter C (who used to be a producer for the BBC and has lots of interesting stories) on a reccie field trip around Kensington Olympia, looking for cheap exotic restaurants for the u.c.s.m. newsgroup's dinner after the Mac Expo in November [1]. We tramped around, had a look end enquired in various interesting looking Persian [2] restaurants ("can you withstand a party of 24 geeks descending on you on a Friday evening?"), went to a Persian sweet shop(danger..) and ended up in a noodle bar -cheap and tasty, which is right up my street. Took the bus back, stopped at the Dev. A quiet day involving lots of walking, meeting with friends and finding nice corners of London and cheap interesting eating places. Not wildly exciting, certainly not like [livejournal.com profile] chelseachainsaw's stories :D, but a chilled out pleasant day nonetheless [3]...

[1] Now I realise that Mac Expo is not in November but in October and clashes with Whitby... and I am going to Whitby..

[2] They're all 'Persian', not 'Iranian' restaurants. One feels it might be rude to ask why....

[3] apart from all that walking, tramping all around London. But I like London.

From: [identity profile] hail-kohl.livejournal.com


Iranian restaurants? Isn't that supposed to be a poor starving nation? What exactly is their cuisine? "Ratta ona sticka"? :-p

From: [identity profile] flavius-m.livejournal.com


Iran is certainly not a poor starving nation, although it is not a 'first world' country either; they are a very large oil producer, amongst other things. They also have a very ancient culture, partly smothered by the radical islamic Ayatollahs that have governed that country since the late seventies.

From: [identity profile] flavius-m.livejournal.com


'Tis alright, one never knows until one learns.

(and then you realise there is vastly more that you don't know....)


From: [identity profile] chelseachainsaw.livejournal.com


i reckon any writer may be known to embelish the truth on occasion ;)

From: [identity profile] flavius-m.livejournal.com


Maybe I should have said 'accounts' rather than 'stories':D I didn't mean to say you were making them up or anyfin, you know:P

life is very very quiet today but ok... except for a few alarming lesson cancellations, which is not good. I need the money....
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