Self trackers: Eight Personal Tales of Journeys in Life-logging

The first book got released! Together with 7 other rather geeky individuals – talented self-tracker fellows – we share our unique stories about our unconventional (some would rather say ‘weirdo’ 😉 self-inspective behavior and the extraordinary journey we get by doing what we do. Inspirations, practices, research, thoughts, feelings, analysis, conclusions. Our community takes part in the … Read more

W’s personal food intake in 2016.

As 2016. the year of monkey passed, here is my annual personal food intake statistics of all the food and drinks i consumed during this crazy but great year. Let’s say it is 99% punctual. I revised all my meals and beverage photos to input the figures into this chart one by one. Let’s crunch some numbers … Read more

Blood donation in Hong Kong – EPIC FAIL

On World Blood Donor Day.. Today is the official World Blood Donor Day, which is inspiring enough, so i decided to grab my sweet people: Katherine from Hong Kong and Ollie the Aussie Brother and go check how is the blood donation in Hong Kong for foreigners is happening in this special day. First we went to the … Read more

Food-shot challenge #02 – The “bun question”

Some ingredients are not visible in the picture, unless i replace the top of the buns. Okay, but that’s not the typical way that i eat them. Both the left and right side gives us important information, but about two different aspects, which exist at the same time, but (maybe) impossible to show at the … Read more

Easter Menu (and behind that..)

Why i think, Easter-breakfast worth a blog post? If you are an atheist.. ..and don’t deal with the celebration of Christ’s resurrection at all, ..never mind, you may even find it a tasty meal, which you eat once a year, out of sheer habit. No question, the yearly basis might be one of the key … Read more

What the World Eats

Hungry Planet I’ve seen this project for the first time around the year 2007.  I was amazed by the simplicity of the concept. ‘What the World Eats’ authors chose typical families representing each country of the planet. Then they asked them to buy what they usually eat and drink for an average week. Then make a … Read more