with Joakim (Tigersushi) at The White Rabbit.
And Joakim was playing what I wanted to hear.
Great selection of music….
Overall, it was a very good night.
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it took us ten days to ride our bike from sydney to melbourne, a total of 1138 km were ridden, 10762 meters of climbs and a total of rolling wheels for 46hours and 19 minutes with an average of 24,6km/h. hills are a killer here in OZ. but we rode it, the whole way. crazy times that almost seem a year ago already…..here is a big picture book of what happened…
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love karaoke
cexwork
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Made a very short and sweet trip back, specially to attend the G-Shock, Shock the World Tour in Singapore.
We announced the release of our very first collaboration with G-Shock through 2 exclusive SMG X DVLK X G-SHOCK watches.
founder of G-Shock depicting the history of the watch.
Endo (Devilock) vs JJ (SMG)
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Rest in Peace J. D. Salinger…. The fictional quotes in his book The Catcher in the Rye made a deep impression on me since I read it over a decade ago. Holden Caulfield and his “I felt sorry as hell for…” lives forever
People always think something’s all true.
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Everytime I am back in Hong Kong I eat so much more than usual and leave a few pounds heavier.
My homie Michael is one of the most well known faces in the Hong Kong world of food critic.
It truly is a pleasure eating with him, getting to understand true culinary skills from chefs, the background, recipes, cultures, everything about food.. damn ! Makes eating so much more pleasurable !
This is Thai food with a mix of Hong Kong fusion.
Thx Michael, can’t wait for food tasting again next week.
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TWO NIGHTS IN ROMA,ITALIA
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Whilst we were in the neighborhood we decided to take a quick trip over the ditch for an overnighter in London.
Checked into the St Martin’s Lane Hotel in Covent Garden. Phillipe Starck design, a boutique type layout, and great service. Highly reccomended, although in the evening the bars do get quite rowdy.
Caught up with Andrew Bunney, (Gimme 5 alumni, Bunney, Creative Director Doc Martens) and Big Daisuke for tea at Fortnum & Mason. Having lived predominantly in modern/young cities most of my life – Taipei, Singapore, Los Angeles, Auckland, the history of European establishments and how they integrate into the modern world still amazes me. Fortnum & Mason is a 303 year old institution in London. Not quite your average Macy’s.
Andrew took us on a quick stroll and tour through the area, through the Burlington arcade, where we saw the jewellers who performed the work on Damien Hirst’s “For the Love of God” diamond skull.
Asprey, Bond Street, another centuries old institution.
Smythson’s, and then Church’s. I couldn’t resist.
We all met up for dinner on Brewer St with Tommy, Andrew’s wife, who incidentally writes a beautiful blog about life, culture, and food here – thisisnaive.com. I like her photography.
The rather glamorous, kinda nerdy, a little geeky, Mai Ikuzawa also joined us for the meal, as well as Chieko (HeadPorter alumni). Had a fun time trying to out-nerd each other. Daisuke was a real trooper too. This is the third country and third city I’ve seen him in over the past two weeks… then again, it looked like it was taking its toll. Nothing several shots of dutch courage couldn’t fix though.
You know those moments where a good idea turns bad? Here is one of them. Meet Harold the Hamburg.
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We had the best burritos in the city yesterday which is refreshing considering some of the crappy ones we’ve had thus far. Met up with Austin and Brian who we’re working with on some HBTV projects. Our photographer Brad stopped by to help finish up our latest project…launching on Monday.
Teaser here:
Also, see if you can spot Brad in the last pic…haha.
The weekend is upon us, enjoy!
Team SF
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