Marion and maria: I went to Berlin once but before I got a Lomo LC-A. I remember, Berlin will be quite photogenic for the Lomo.

Patty and graziella: One of my friends is from Italy and we talk about visiting. I am especially interested to see Florence and Rome. The countryside would be good too, especially for food, but I would need someone to drive and navigate! Noted on Hong Kong too!

Marian: One of the things I try to do when using external imagery is to have my touch to it or to have done as much “work” as I possibly can such as the screen grabs from films. I don’t often blog with other photographers’ images but included my Flickr favourites in Links to share. Will give more thought about how to share my influences or inspirations, thanks!

Vicki and Lucy: Yes, I’ll try to do that! I often end up in the same places too in London and constantly go on about wanting to see new things. I should really make a list.

melissa, Louisa, Erandi, MNg, Natasya, SiewHoon: Vienna, noted! Africa, noted! Japan, noted! Barcelona, noted! Books, noted! Postcards, noted! Hong Kong, noted!

sarah, read me…, Yvonne, nico and Nia: Recipes and home photos, I’ll try to make more of an effort. As for Happy Canteen, I’m afraid that’s it for now but you can try more of Alison’s baking at CC’s in Queen’s Park.

stuffedmice: Music, I’d love recommendations!

July: I’m happy you want the green tea KitKat because I do have one for you!

Theodora: I bake simple things such as scones, pound cakes and biscuits but I haven’t done for a while. Noted on Geffrye Museum, sounds like one for when the weather turns warmer.

EniaIs(Almost)Here: A while ago, when we went to Cambridge, the other location we were debating was Oxford. I guess I will make it there some point this year. Spain, noted!

STEFANIE: I will, I love doing film posts (though time-consuming). Glad you found some films you like!

viv and tasha: The current header is a temporary one. I’m giving myself until February to finish the redesign. The “proper” one will be closer in aesthetics to the old header, I promise, though different.

viv: It’s my first time seeing a Japanese ear pick. I didn’t know it is unique to Japan because I’ve never particularly checked ear picks before.

tasha: Noted on Arizona (might be difficult because I don’t drive) and recipes. Sometimes I feel that it’s embarassing to post a recipe because it’s so simple but perhaps I could do more step-by-step photography.

Tyler and alice: I try to save on bandwidth hence the partial content on RSS readers (simple fix). When I finish with the blog redesign (February), I’ll try out different options to see what else I can do.

Martin and may: I actually made a conscious effort to write less because I was told by a friend who doesn’t bother with my words at all that she only checks the pictures. I’ll try to balance words and pictures, perhaps in certain posts, better in the future.

Jason: I could do that, indexing the series, with the tags. Will work on it together with the redesign for February. Thanks!

Jason, Omar McFarlane, sherry and Rachel: It’s a tricky balance, talking about work. I guess the difficult thing is when it involves other people so I’m not particularly open to writing about work. I will try to share whenever I feel OK about it… And Rachel, moving to London, it was difficult at first!

editor: I’m afraid you might not like my new idea for headers very much. I am planning to change it every two weeks! I wanted it to reflect the nature in London but we’ll see if I have the energy to keep it up. I’ve not even started yet. As for profile picture, I don’t change it until I have a new haircut but this current one is great because there’s no indication. I think I will keep it for a while. There is a Lo-Fi London map in Google though I don’t find that the format works particularly well. Still searching for another good application to use.

petoskystone: I had some photos of fireworks recently but they were taken with an iPhone and not particularly spectacular. Thank you for sharing the story of your grandmother, owls and thimbles.

Abigail: China is definitely a place high on my to-visit list. Alison and I have been talking about a trip since our families came from the same place in China. Perhaps work might take me there in 2010, I hope so!

sopchan: Shiba-inu! Lucky you, they’re not so common here. As for bigger pictures, I’m afraid I have to say no as I’m already at the tip of my bandwidth limit. Walking guides, that’s quite nice. I’ll try to work on that perhaps as expansions of my usual “day out” posts.

grace: Here are some to start you off: Whitecross Street market, my birthday cupcakes, Violet’s at Broadway Market… I also have Hummingbird in Lo-Fi London. I heard that Violet’s will be opening soon so check back, I will definitely be checking their shop.

PenName: I did things rather different to my current work when I was in school. I was also studying in a different country. Perhaps because it’s slightly unorthodox hence I didn’t really share but I’m always happy to answer questions if you send me a message or post a comment.

christie: I seem to have completed forgotten about the London souvenir series. Thanks for reminding me. Perhaps it might not seem apparent but a lot of the things recommended, particularly food, are affordable. I just tend not to talk about prices so much… high or low…

elizabeth: Mmm… This one? It’s my favourite Polaroid picture of me!

yuko: I received your box this afternoon but was waiting for AB to get back before opening it. Thank you! They’re in the sink now waiting to be washed (and used very soon)!

[z:six]: I will try, I’ve also been eating out terribly for the last few months but want to try to be healthy at least for the start of the year. As for wooden cutlery, maybe you can try Daiso?

Sandy: Noted your requests, thank you for articulating what I do better than I could. Santa Cat, I was at an Italian place (Michelango, maybe?) in Daikanyama. Maybe next time?

Wing: Noted! Happy 2010 to you too.

Francoise: I haven’t visited Sapporo. I know someone who is from there though so could find out if you want to know.

sopchan: I am always amused by the sutamina dishes!

Amy: You are right about the scanning. I instinctively reach for the camera. Another reason would be trying to balance supporting a publication (by publicising it) without infringing on creative rights.

weina: I will try with the bilingual or trilingual posts but I take such a long time sometimes I lose patience!

Graham Hutson and Gordon: I just realised I neglected Camera FAQ. Will try to update that more often. Gordon, I’m not using a point-and-shoot anymore. The G1 is pretty close to a DSLR.

Angelique and Lucy: Thank you!

claudia: Congratulations on the baby! Will look out for your requests on stationery places, tea towels…

Asubiame: Ah, I’m afraid that will be difficult, to update more often. I already think I’m spending too much time…

jk: First two weeks of February will be best for me. As for music, I don’t care for music as much as I care for visual arts… Or perhaps I don’t have the energy to seek out music I like as much as I do with other things. I would love recommendations! Prints, I never thought about it. It’s flattering you asked. Good luck with your projects!

zainab, Mouse, Julia: Taking pictures of people, myself or others, is not something I feel that I’m particularly good at but I do want to try to change it!

bollettieri: Thanks for the encouragement! I do want to try to do something again but it’s in the stage of planning.

Sneakymagpie: Asian restaurants, very tough! I guess I enjoy the street food in Asia and it’s impossible to replicate here. But more about food in London, yes definitely. I wish postage prices were not so exorbitant in the UK, the enamelware are perfect souvenirs from Tokyo as they’re so hard to find elsewhere.

sade: I thought the rye bread at Nordic Bakery was lighter than expected. I particularly like it with eggs and anchovies. I also had doughnut there once and liked it a lot but never seen it for sale again. This year, I will try to make more use of being in London and experience new things!

Charlotte: I’m afraid I have lost my Blythe photos! Old computer died. I think about it sometimes and sigh.

Ell: I will try to answer your questions, some if not all, indirectly and directly, over the next few months. Thanks for checking and commenting often!

Nhu: Perhaps I will try to think of an easier way of accessing archives. A recap would seem strange to me because it feels like I’m re-reading and re-presenting a diary. But I like the idea of reflections. Tutorial on photography, I honestly think that the G1 is a great camera and I swear, I don’t have many tricks.