The Dublin Spike

The Spike, originally uploaded by Annelogue. I would have liked to have spent some more time in Dublin than the two days I had at hand. It’s a while since I’ve been in a city that felt so dynamic and on the go as Dublin. Cities which focuses a lot on their history sometimes seems a bit stagnant to me like i.e. […]

Another Canal

Another Canal, originally uploaded by Annelogue. I love the atmosphere in European cities during winter. When the sun is low in the sky, it gives the cityscape a warm glow, even though it’s freezing cold outside. I spent a couple of days before New Years in Amsterdam. It was pure bliss to be there. I’m going back for a long […]

Coffee with milk in Tramore

I have to admit, 2006 got off to a rough start. Or rather, it began with a wonderful party, and I welcomed the new year a little too warmly. So I woke up on New Year’s Day with a hangover. The kind where the tears come without asking and self-pity settles in like weather. I was in Tramore, a small […]

Happy Holidays!

Xmas Blue Bird Originally uploaded by Annelogue. This holiday has been great! I travelled from Copenhagen to Oslo on the day before Christmas Eve to spend a couple of days with my family. I’ve pretty much managed to see all of them, which is great. I can’t help but feel that I should see them more often. Later tonight I’m […]

Best.Tickets.Ever.

Travel Guide Originally uploaded by Annelogue. I’m still buzzing—we just booked our tickets to Japan! My friend Camilla and I are heading there for a couple of weeks in March and April, timed in the hope of catching hanami, the cherry blossom season everyone raves about. We’ll be staying at her cousin’s flat right in the heart of Tokyo, which […]

What can an ordinary person do?

During cph:dox, an international documentary film festival in Copenhagen, I went to a seminar and debate with Noreena Hertz, professor of Global Political Economy at the University of Utrecht. The topic was cosmopolitan activism. The short version: Hertz understood early on that if you want to change something in the world, you need to follow the money. After finishing at […]

Annelogue 2.0

I’m starting anew. Annelogue got hit by a truckload of spam and my web hotel closed my account due to cgi/perl scripts gone wild, using too much CPU on their server. So then I was sitting there trying to figure out what to do, now when my blog was bonk. I had to remove comment spam directly in the files […]