Yes, today my humble little London restaurant blog turns three! My first post ever was about my visit to The Providores, on Marylebone High Street, a locale I’ve returned to many times since–most recently with Howard & Ben–and enjoyed equally each time.
You know…I didn’t set out to write a blog about London restaurants. I actually planned on blogging about the weird and wonderful things I found as an American in London. But to be honest, I just couldn’t drum up the material. (See, this country isn’t so weird after all.) So while I’ll occasionally throw something up over on my other site, I don’t, really.
I debated throwing a party for my blog’s birthday…my friend Sarah suggested returning to the scene of my initial posting. Others suggested a “best of” or a “lessons learned” or setting out a manifesto for the next three years. But the vast majority of people–the non-Internet types–just looked at me like I was crazy. Non-bloggers, they just don’t understand.
So I think what I’ll do instead is spend a quiet night at home. I’ll pop open a bottle of something from Barry, and I’ll toast my little blog and then maybe I’ll tell you about it. Later.
And then I’ll take a break for a bit. (You shouldn’t be able to tell.)
It’s been a good and entertaining three years. Perhaps a few too many servings of foie gras, but thanks for reading, just the same.
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“a few too many servings of foie gras”? Impossible!
Happy birthday Krista. Keep it up.
B x
Happy blog birthday, Krista. If you fancy a return to the scene of your first blog post, I’ve been thinking about arranging a food bloggers party there one night before I leave for Catalunya. I thought I’d phone Peter and see if we can arrange a chef’s table on a night when he’s in the restaurant. What do you think?
Trig,
That sounds like a fantastic idea. Keep me posted!
-K
wow, three years! keep it coming…
Please keep going.
PS have been back a few times to the Ambassador in Exmouth Market.
They’re on very good form at the moment.
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