..Is very big. And I am very small. And have no friends. Last night I slept in a house accross the road from David Bowie, and next door to Darcy Bussel. Tonight Matthew, I’m in a hotel room in the centre of town where I can touch the opposite walls with my arms outstretched. Wanksocks. I’m scared. I like it here, but I am but a weeny tadpole here for the princess kissing, as opposed to being stepped upon inadvertantly. Fingers crossed. Oh yes. Job prospects. I’m doing a trial week at a branding agency in Camden. Maybe next week i’ll pay taxes. Woo fucking yay.
They have Krispy Kreme doughnuts here.
So far that’s my only positive point on the ‘moving to London – pros/cons’ list. If you could help me out with some more i’d appreciate it. Thanks.
11-Jul-05 at 7:03 pm | Permalink
pro- that famous London resilience/ stoicism
con- terrorists
12-Jul-05 at 6:22 pm | Permalink
Pro: Time Out will provide you with a never ending list of stuff to do.
Pro: A cosmopolitan city in a way only NY can compare to
Pro: Hotter than scootland
Pro: Hyde Park
Pro: Apart from accomodation, a very cheap city to live in. IMO the cheapest in the UK.
Pro: I live in London, part time.
Pro: ahh. no more for now, beer time…
12-Jul-05 at 7:10 pm | Permalink
Pro: Camden
Con: Camden
I crack myself up sometimes.
14-Jul-05 at 2:53 pm | Permalink
Heh. I’m all exitered and enthusiasticated! Applying for young executive credit cards and everythink! Woo! Show me the frikkin plastic!
14-Jul-05 at 4:33 pm | Permalink
So you won’t be hanging out at The Good Mixer then?