TheFrameworks was treated to a slightly unconventional Friday lunch last week as everyone had to make their own food!
Under the instruction of the effervescent Teresa Le from Ladudu (Papaya leaf in Vietnamese) we were put through our paces at rolling our own sushi and Vietnamese summer rolls.
Everyone had a great time and took pride in showing off and eating their new edible pieces of art.
Teresa provides fun, instructional sessions for businesses wanting a break from the conventional sandwich platter fare so often found in board rooms. All ingredients are pre-prepared, fresh and authentic.
Teresa is available for both corporate and home cooking hands-on sessions.
More info can be found at her website ladudu.com (which will be up late August).
Teresa can be contacted via email or by phone at: 0796 3992865.
On a dark and chilly night, TheFrameworks ventured east of the Thames to the warm embrace of Tentazioni’s “Degustazione tasting menu” – 5 succulent courses of the finest Italian fare each accompanied by wine and champagne to match.
A festive time was had by all and ensured a unanimous (and much needed) order of bacon and egg butties the next morning!
Google has launched a new 3D application to challenge Second Life. Named Lively, the application allows users to create their own virtual characters, and build land and buildings from simple houses to exotic islands.
Google’s attempts to take over the online world and expand beyond their traditional search engine business seems to have no sign of abating, but they may find it difficult attracting users away from Second Life, which has been running for the last five years and is believed to have more than 12 million active users.
Check out Lively for yourself, and write a comment to let us know what you think.
