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London today for the New Statesman New Media Awards (don't get excited, I'm just ligging), then on to San Francisco again tomorrow. When I get back I'll be loitering in the London/Arundel vicinity, before popping over to Paris. Possibly permanently.
Life is like London Transport – you never know where you are going to end up.
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Remember, to handle the jetlag in advance this time. 🙂
Permanently Paris? I recommend it.
In fact, feel free to email me if you need any tips on “where to [whatever]”.
I've never been to Paris, Suw! So feel free to move there – I'll have somebody to visit if you do 😀
I hope it is not quite like London Transport in many respects: especially as one rarely ends up where one wants to be !!
Good luck in Paris – I was there again last week and still saw some new things. Enjoyed myself, and enjoyed the food, not that it is better than British food!
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