
Yesterday, I went to see the graduation show of the Royal College of Arts. My very good friend Tuur finished his Master in Design Interactions and I really was excited to see his work. His project "My city = My body" looked at future biological interactions with the city. As he is much better at explaining the ideas behind the projects, check out more information on his site here.
I'm still quite proud that I could offer a tiny bit of help to the London Biotopes part of his work. Capco tap water has never been this valuable :-) But Antibodyman is my favorite! I want a costume like that for the next Halloween.
Congratulations Tuur, you have undoubtedly a bright and very interesting future ahead of you. I will miss you so much when I leave this city. But before that: Les Trois Garcons!
Also kuddos to Revital, Steve and Ivo; I'm so impressed with all of your creativity, brains and hard work.
I don't know about you, but I always try to give something to charities every year. I was fortunate to always have had a healthy life, a great family, no tragedies, no accidents, no unwelcome surprises (touching wood now). So I think it is only right to every now and then donate some money, time or something to people less fortunate.
One way to do this is by sponsoring people I know that are doing an amazing effort to raise money. Some run a marathon, others climb a mountain.
If you feel like you are also one lucky person and that you could spare something, here's a worthwhile cause. I'll copy paste my friend's email below. Feel free to have a look at the link. It would be great if he could join this walk.
"Hey...
Please support me as I take an amazing journey. The Out of the Darkness Overnight Experience is a 20-mile walk over the course of one night in NYC June 7-8. Net proceeds benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, funding research, education, and awareness programs – both to prevent suicide and to assist those affected by suicide.
I've personally experienced this loss and shared the pain with friends and the families of those that have passed. I need to raise $1000 to participate in this walk which I've already donated a good portion of my own money. Appreciate your donation if you can help!! Just follow this link and you can use a credit card etc. Thanks so much! Means lots to me and my friends that have dealt with this epidemic.
http://www.theovernight.org//index.cfm?fuseaction=walk.supportwalker&walkerid=10012035
Sy"
Mr P. And Ms. E were here for the weekend. So my supply of chocolate is back up to a satisfactory level! And I have about 7 Humos and 5 Flairs to catch up on my Belgianism. Thanks for the company P&E, it's always a pleasure spending time with you. Give a big kiss to everyone that I know and that is worthy!
Het huis van K. van De Doos staat te koop! En geloof mij, dat is een heel erg cool huis. In Genk staat het, dus misschien loop je af en toe de Genkse God wel tegen het lijf dan (die hier trouwens vorig weekend op bezoek was!).
Je vind meer informatie over het huis hier. De vraagprijs is 275.000 EUR, maar ik weet uit goede bron dat een miljoen oude Belgische franken meer of minder wel eens aanvaard kan worden. Limburg, zo'n coole huizen en toch nog betaalbaar!

Nog eens eentje in het Nederlands na klachten van het thuisfront... (speciaal voor u dus mutti). En voor alle tantekes: als iemand ondertekent met "uw moeder", dan is dat die van Appelogen, niet mijn mutti! :-)
Afgelopen weekend nog eens een tripje buiten Londen gemaakt. Met een paar vrienden ben ik op housewarming bezoek geweest in Windsor. En dan ook maar eens naar het paleis ter plekke geweest. U weet wel, waar de koningin hier het meeste van haar tijd doorbrengt. En 't was daar schoon, hoor...
Picture taken inside the artwork "Blind Light" by the British sculptor Antony Gormley, on display in the Hayward Gallery. Worth a visit.
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