Posts Tagged ‘out and about’

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Spoonfed Flavour

In: London

30 Jul 2008

TweetIf you just can’t get enough bloggin’, you can check out the Spoonfed blog which contains an annoyingly large number of posts by me (like, most of them – although hopefully that will change soon). The Spoonfed official blog is here: http://blog.spoonfedflavour.com. Remember that time I wrote an article for Spoonfed and was going to [...]

Dinner out

In: London

21 Jul 2008

TweetOne of the problems of living in a city with such a developed underground transportation system is that one tends to become quite knowledgeable about certain areas of the city, with absolutely no clue as to what’s going on in between. For example, I feel quite at home in the west end of the city, [...]

A quick update

In: London

14 Jul 2008

TweetYesterday I met up with Vori for tea which was so so nice but I had gone on a long run with Mimi in the morning and I think I got horribly dehydrated as by the time I met up with Vori I had the most awful headache imaginable. I hope I wasn’t too terrible [...]

Things Lost, Things Found, Friends and the World’s Nicest Boss

In: London

10 Jul 2008

TweetWell, you’ve all risen wonderful to my selfish demand for more comments. Excellent. I also appear to have gotten Milly to start watching Doctor Who which I think is like… massive karma points in the grand scheme of things. So, yesterday was fairly uneventful until about 6pm. See, the plan was to meet Kathryn and [...]

Fourth of July Follow Up

In: London

5 Jul 2008

TweetSo… I forgot to take pictures last night.  To be fair, besides the fact that it was in an amazing setting (the British Museum has this atrium that used to be an open-air courtyard around the British Library, and now is an exhibit hall enclosed by a giant domed glass ceiling) and the fact they [...]


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Meaghan Fitzgerald is an American ex-pat now living in London, UK and working for tech start up Spoonfed Media as director of marketing. While The Top Floor Flat initially covered London sites and scenes, European travel and recollections on living abroad, more recent articles focus on start ups, business, technology and marketing.

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