Ce weekend, le cube m'a amenée à Montréal, où j'ai pu participer à mon premier souper des 2Capricieux. Ce couple de foodies montréalais, dont le blogue est vraiment intéressant et bien garni, organisent des soirées thématiques dans leur demeure (la dernière se déroulait sous le drapeau du Japon). Environ 40 personnes s'y rendent par soir, et tout le monde est invité à participer, que ce soit pour le service ou la préparation des plats. Ce fut une excellente occasion de rencontrer plein de gens (notamment des gens avec qui je n'avais discuté que sur Twitter) - et on a vraiment très bien mangé!

Just ran across this company using the Cube for a little promo.  They did 'em up nice.  

http://www.weheart.co.uk/2010/02/12/nissan-cube-by-black-crows/

I had an amazing adventure in the Amazon.  I am now back in the snowy winter wonderland of Montreal.  Difficult to adjust from tropical rainforests to frozen icelands, but being home it finally feels like the holidays.  Big wishes of happiness to the cube community.  Happy yule, enjoy the nog.

beijos

On Thursday afternoon I hopped in the cube and scooted west down the 401 to KW (Kitchener-Waterloo) for their monthly Drupal user's group meeting.

One of the founders of the group Khalid had been following my Druplicon Cube project and wanted to see the decorated Cube for himself.  So he invited me down to present on "Upgrading Your Drupal Site" - and to seal the deal he invited a few of us to his place for an Egyptian feast.  Middle eastern / Mederainian food is awesome!

The turn out for the event was apparently larger than normal (I guess I'm famous or something) and the talk went well.  I like sharing my knowledge with others and giving back to communities in some way: doing a presentation is a pretty good way of doing both those things.

andre

Take a walk with me around tha block! i wanna show you the cube girl mural captured with my phone... simple fun...

I was just reading a conversation on Twitter between Laury and Telma. It turns out there is a super secret ninja hiding space in our Cubes.

Now I bet if you've had to change a flat or actually read your entire owner's manual you'd know about this, but I hadn't and didn't.  What am I talking about?

Lift up your rear seat floor mat and look behind the driver's seat.

When I looked it blew my mind.  Blew my mind to find there are things I just don't know about my car.  I'm glad it keeps surprising me in good ways even after a few months.