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Category Archives: travel
bear pond espresso
Much has been written about the food scene in Tokyo. In the end, maybe it’s just a very, very big city. The “largest metropolitan area in the world”, says Wikipedia, and among the densest (at more than 37,000 per square … Continue reading
Posted in food, travel
Tagged architecture, brands, coffee, design, hip, japan, tokyo
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places in corsica
This blog isn’t much of a diary. I’d be hard pressed to say what exactly it is, but one of its functions is to record things that might be useful or interesting later on, to ourselves or to friends or … Continue reading
french coffee
We’ve had a wonderful time abroad. More on that soon. But a notable minus of Corsica: the coffee sucks. In fact, the coffee sucks in France as a whole. For a culture that so values gastronomy, this is difficult to … Continue reading
tel aviv / berlin
It’s time to break this dry spell on the blog. Let’s begin with some notes I jotted down on the plane back from a trip to Tel Aviv and Berlin a couple of weeks ago. For me, the antisymmetrical ideas … Continue reading
Posted in appearances, thoughts, travel
Tagged architecture, berlin, coffee, design, germany, hip, hip priest, israel, tel aviv, thoughts, typography
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