Comments on: Nail Set Soup — A Swedish Folk Tale http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/2009/12/08/nail-set-soup-a-swedish-folk-tale/ Where the hell am I? Tue, 20 Jul 2010 02:38:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Sarah Anderson http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/2009/12/08/nail-set-soup-a-swedish-folk-tale/comment-page-1/#comment-1222 Sarah Anderson Fri, 18 Dec 2009 07:36:43 +0000 http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/?p=1501#comment-1222 What a beautiful story! Reminds me of another one I read to my daughter frequently called 'The lucky old woman' (Robin Muller). Basically about an old lady always happy with her lot (which isn't much & at the end of the day she teaches kindness & love to the cheeky grumpleteaser, a mischief maker always playing tricks on others. PS. Awesome store & concept - lovely appetiser - can't wait to be travelling again. What a beautiful story! Reminds me of another one I read to my daughter frequently called ‘The lucky old woman’ (Robin Muller). Basically about an old lady always happy with her lot (which isn’t much & at the end of the day she teaches kindness & love to the cheeky grumpleteaser, a mischief maker always playing tricks on others.

PS. Awesome store & concept — lovely appetiser — can’t wait to be travelling again.

]]> By: Marco http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/2009/12/08/nail-set-soup-a-swedish-folk-tale/comment-page-1/#comment-1218 Marco Thu, 17 Dec 2009 19:42:20 +0000 http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/?p=1501#comment-1218 Sounds like a great endeavor! Welcome to new York! Speaking of food - did you happen to see Yuki's book when you were in? *Not* trrying to sell it, but it has a fab listing of small inexpensive restaurants in and around the city. In japanese though, so it's really only the images and addresses we could use, but it's mostly enough. I guess you are kind of right - instead of posting on our blog we add a random something to the shop.. Wish we took time to do more of both.. I'm a terrible blogger I have to admit:) Better transform yesterdays email to a post pronto. Sounds like a great endeavor! Welcome to new York! Speaking of food — did you happen to see Yuki’s book when you were in? *Not* trrying to sell it, but it has a fab listing of small inexpensive restaurants in and around the city. In japanese though, so it’s really only the images and addresses we could use, but it’s mostly enough.
I guess you are kind of right — instead of posting on our blog we add a random something to the shop.. Wish we took time to do more of both.. I’m a terrible blogger I have to admit:) Better transform yesterdays email to a post pronto.

]]> By: Zoe Blackler http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/2009/12/08/nail-set-soup-a-swedish-folk-tale/comment-page-1/#comment-1213 Zoe Blackler Mon, 14 Dec 2009 22:58:51 +0000 http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/?p=1501#comment-1213 Nail Soup was my favourite book as a child and I've named my blog after it. I'm an English journalist, new to New York, and I go round the city having delivery food with people I get to know through Twitter, Facebook and the blogosphere. It's a social networking experiment cum food reviews blog but mainly an excuse to write about interesting people I meet and find out what treasures they have in their cupboards. It's here: http://nailsoup.wordpress.com. Love Kiosk - visiting your shop feels like wandering round a blog. Zoe Nail Soup was my favourite book as a child and I’ve named my blog after it. I’m an English journalist, new to New York, and I go round the city having delivery food with people I get to know through Twitter, Facebook and the blogosphere. It’s a social networking experiment cum food reviews blog but mainly an excuse to write about interesting people I meet and find out what treasures they have in their cupboards. It’s here: http://nailsoup.wordpress.com.
Love Kiosk — visiting your shop feels like wandering round a blog.
Zoe

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