Happy New Year!

A quarter of the world's population celebrated New Year's yesterday, and I went out with my camera to capture the goings-on in London's Chinatown. It felt like half of China descended on Chinatown, it was incredibly busy. So after taking a few shots (one of them here on the left), I quickly headed over to the Photographer's Gallery in Great Newport Street to take a peek at how the pros work their magic. I think the Photographer's Gallery (halfway between Soho and Covent Garden) is one of London's hidden gems, and well worth a visit.

This week looks like it's going to be a busy one (I'm testing IcalViewer, which puts my calendar on my desktop, so all of a sudden I'm looking at it much more often, maybe that's why I feel busier ;-). Tomorrow night, I'm heading out to the British Library with a few friends, to go see/hear Oliver King speak, on the topic of creativity and design. On Wednesday night the Marketing Club is hosting a panel of 2006 students who did an internship in Marketing who'll talk about what they did over the summer and how they got there. The Programme Office is also holding information sessions this week about the upcoming exchange programme options, and I'm getting all excited about going on exchange. Plus I'm going to have to fit in going to see Walk the Line, the biopic about Johnny Cash. I *love* Johnny Cash and his music, and can't wait to go see this movie (which is kinda rare, I don't go to movies often, the last one I saw in a cinema was Bridget Jones II)(yep, that is a long time ago).