Katie Carr thinks she is a good person because she is a doctor, and is sometimes able to make ill people better. She doesn’t really care How to be Good, [...]
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Katie Carr thinks she is a good person because she is a doctor, and is sometimes able to make ill people better. She doesn’t really care How to be Good
Like in his previous books High Fidelity and About a Boy British writer Nick Hornby shows us the funny side of a midlife crisis of well-of 30-somethings, who would like to be rebels, but deep inside are just looking for recognition and love. How to be good is a nice companion on some sunny beach far away from every day problems.
Travel used to be reserved for the elite or for explorers, not sure whether they were ever going to make it back home. Now that the Concorde has stopped serving [...]
Continue reading →Once in a while (a little too often actually) I indulge myself in a spending spree on Amazon, and yesterday I ordered these items: The Omnivore’s Dilemma: The Search for [...]
Continue reading →Talking about who the Germans are, and whether they are entitled to some form of national pride is a very recent topic. Last summer’s World Championship was the first time [...]
Continue reading →Camille is a young ‘chanteuse’. Her new album Le Fil is magical. All the songs are interconnected by one long note, Le Fil, or The Wire. Since a couple of [...]
Continue reading →Pundo 3000 is an intriguing site about how the packaging is always different from what’s inside. Strangely enough the striking differences don’t shock me. I am apparently used to getting [...]
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