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In life, unlike in a novel, it is hard to know where the beginning is. The things that caused my breakdown are very hard to pinpoint. But in my mid-twenties, I basically stopped working.
My friends started to move into careers, relationships and families and I sort of didn't. I couldn't find who I was going to be and how I was going to fit into the world. It became very acute, and then it came to a head one day in Tottenham Court Road when suddenly the future completely vanished. It felt as though the doors had shut and I was on the outside. I just kept walking: all that day and all night. I wasn't heading anywhere, but I felt that if I stopped, everything would stop.
I didn't see this as a breakdown or a mental health issue at all. I had never had any contact with psychiatric services and, as far as I knew then, nor did my immediate family. Perhaps if I had been more aware of mental health issues I might have known what was going on. It is still painful to talk about this, but I feel it is important - so others in that position might become more aware.
I had no money so I stopped eating and my weight went very low. When I walked I could feel the bones in my feet against the pavement. By that point I was really paranoid: I had this idea that I was being followed.
I'm laughing now, because it is quite funny. Well, it isn't. But it is. It is quite painful. It wasn't at all funny at the time; it was so lonely and isolated.
Eventually I had some irrelevant physical problem and I went to a medical drop-in centre. The doctor immediately picked up that I had a problem and insisted I see a counsellor. I was very resistant, but he walked me in there. I ended up in day hospital five days a week, and once I had handed myself over it was an enormous relief. I was more scared that they would think they couldn't help me and I shouldn't be there.
The novel is set in a day hospital, but it is not autobiographical at all. I am not anyone in the novel, and I'm everyone. But like in the novel, everyone's concern there was that they'd be kicked out. It's not surprising when you think of the isolation: the outside world had become so frightening. The day hospital didn't do much to address that. I very quickly became extremely dependent and institutionalised. I'd be there when it opened and we'd sit there until they kicked us out.
The novel isn't primarily political but certainly there's a campaigning drive behind it. There is always politics involved with mental illness and things happened in the hospital that I feel very strongly about. I'd love people to read it who don't read many books - which is a lot of people in the psychiatric system. But I'd also like people outside the system to read it. I'm really pleased that Channel 4 is making it into a film, because that will let people see it who ordinarily wouldn't.
What concerns me is that when I was there, I ceased to exist as a person and became an illness. Nobody ever talked about what I was going to do with the rest of my life. I had written two unpublished novels, but to them the idea that I would ever achieve anything apart from a diagnosis was just part of my delusions. I once read the first page of my notes upside down across the doctor's desk. They began, "Clare is a tall, slim young woman, well-kempt, who describes herself as a writer". I think that pretty much sums up their attitude towards my writing ambitions.
What was helpful and comforting was the other patients. I learnt a great deal from them. It is an incredible leveller. I don't mean to glamorise them but they were great people, prepared to face up to things. And there's such a hierarchy. It's true in any institution, and that common room could be anywhere: a school, an office. But it's so obvious there.
I was there for about a year and a half, during which I got worse and worse. My medication went up and up. The things that people associate with mental illness - shuffling, being overweight, shaking - that's medication. I couldn't feel anything at all. I would pour kettles of boiling water over my arms - I think for something to do. I felt very profoundly that I just didn't exist. I was admitted to the wards quite a few times, and I was sectioned.
The ward was filthy, people were sitting on floor in the corridor taking drugs, there was violence, the girl opposite kept slashing herself to pieces. It was utter misery and nothing was being done to help anyone. One nurse was an absolute heroine for trying, but many of the staff would tell us we were there because we had sinned.
In the end, I was expelled from the day hospital for not getting better. It doesn't exist now, thank God. It shut on the Friday and my novel came out on the Monday. I ended up in a crisis centre called Drayton Park. It's more geared to talking, and it was superb. I've been very lucky because the borough I live in is probably the best-provided in the country.
When I left hospital I was given a social worker. She was my lucky break, she was fantastic. She was interested in all of me. I still see her every week and the book is dedicated to her. She was the one who said I should apply to the Creative Writing Course at the University of East Anglia. She always saw a future for me outside psychiatric system, even when I didn't. I rang UEA from a payphone on a ward.
It was a huge step to go there - going from being totally in one world to being in another that had nothing whatever to do with the system. I hadn't even discussed reading with anyone for several years!
I was taught by such people as Paul Magrs, Lorna Sage and Andrew Motion. We were not a match made in heaven, me and him: I felt that Motion couldn't see beyond the mental health thing. I may be wrong, but I felt that other people could. Lorna Sage was absolutely wonderful. She died the following year and I felt incredibly lucky to be taught by her.
It was at UEA that the book really started. I worked on it for the next five or six years. I had entered a story, the basis for the book, for the first Orange short story competition, and it won. Part of the prize was lunch with Clare Alexander, the agent, who took me on. It was a stamp of encouragement. I thought, "Maybe people will really want to read a book set on a psychiatric ward."
When the book was published last year it got great reviews, which was lovely. I was shocked to be long-listed for the Orange Prize. I do feel that the Orange is really important. And I'm already working on another novel, which has nothing to do with the psychiatric system.
Now I've moved out of the system, it's a struggle having a foot in both camps. I've got friends in the psychiatric system who don't know about the other side of my life now, and people in the outside world who don't know about the psychiatric side. It's very hard to deal with people's assumptions and, to be fair, what I feel their assumptions are going to be.
There have been quite a few points where I've thought, "I am better now", and then I have been back into the psychiatric system again. I don't really see it in those terms any more: that dividing line between well and ill. The difference now is that isn't my life. I have a full life now. I have horizons now that go beyond the psychiatric system and that's the way I hope it will stay.
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Welcome those crisp winter days with a pot of hearty Tuscan bean soup. Leeks are a unique combination of flavonoids and sulfur-containing nutrients, the allium vegetables belong in your diet on a regular basis. Like their allium cousins, onions and garlic, let leeks sit for at least 5 minutes after cutting and before cooking to enhance their health-promoting qualities.
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Leeks are low in calories. 100 g fresh stalks contain 61 calories. Further, their elongated stalks provide good amounts of soluble and insoluble fiber.
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Allicin also decreases blood vessel stiffness by release of nitric oxide (NO); thereby bring reduction in the total blood pressure. It also blocks platelet clot formation and has fibrinolytic action in the blood vessels, which helps decrease overall risk of coronary artery disease (CAD), peripheral vascular diseases (PVD), and stroke.
Leeks are great source of minerals and vitamins that are essential for optimum health. Their leafy stems indeed contain several vital vitamins such as pyridoxine, folic acid, niacin, riboflavin, and thiamin in healthy proportions. 100 g fresh stalks provide 64 µg of folates. Folic acid is essential for DNA synthesis and cell division. Their adequate levels in the diet during pregnancy can help prevent neural tube defects in the newborn babies.
In addition, leeks are one of the good source of vitamin A (1667 IU or 55% of RDA per 100 g) and other flavonoid phenolic anti-oxidants such as carotenes, xanthin, and lutein. They also have some other essential vitamins such as vitamin C, K, and vitamin E. Vitamin C helps body develop resistance against infectious agents and scavenge harmful, pro-inflammatory free radicals. Further, its stalks have small amounts of minerals such as potassium, iron, calcium, magnesium, manganese, zinc, and selenium.
Often overlooked in leeks is their important concentration of the B vitamin folate. Folate is present in leeks in one of its bioactive forms (5-methyltetrahydrofolate, or 5MTHF) and it is present throughout the plant (including the full leaf portion, not only the lower leaf and bulb).
Fresh leeks should be stored unwashed and untrimmed in the refrigerator, where they will keep fresh for between one and two weeks. Wrapping them loosely in a plastic bag will help them to retain moisture.
Tips for Preparing Leeks - Cut off green tops of leeks and remove outer tough leaves. Cut off root and cut leeks in half lengthwise. Fan out the leeks and rinse well under running water, leaving them intact. Cut leeks into 2-inch lengths. Holding the leek sections cut side up, cut lengthwise so that you end up with thin strips, known as the chiffonade cut, slicing until you reach the green portion. Make sure slices are cut very thin to shorten cooking time. Let leeks sit for at least 5 minutes before cooking.
With a more delicate and sweeter flavor than onions, leeks add a subtle touch to recipes without overpowering the other flavors that are present. Although leeks are available throughout the year they are in season from the fall through the early part of spring when they are at their best.
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I was born a traveler. From a young age, I've been lucky enough to live in a number of locations around the world. This has allowed me to meet people of many cultures and backgrounds. It's an experience I cherish and it has largely formed my own love of travel and passion for building relationships with like-minded travelers.
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Sen kindly picked us up from where we were staying to bring us to his home. He made sure we felt at home, and we enjoyed a dinner together. One of our favorite things that we did with Sen was watch to fascinating documentaries with him. Thank you so much Sen for showing those to us! His house is located in a nice area, and it's right next to the beach. It's a little far from Cairns city (although we mainly went to Cairns to see nature, the beach, etc.) if you're taking the bus, but it is right next to a very pretty area called Palm Cove.
This was my second time staying with Sen. A quick holiday weekend but it was just right. It's a great location for my 2-year-old and I; we rent bikes and everything we need is in reach. As always, Sen was generous with his time and we enjoyed having dinner with him and the other guest.
Our stay with Sen was wonderful. He warmly welcomed us into his lovely home. The location is great! Just steps from the beach. Cairns tropical zoo is right around the corner and close proximity to port Douglas cairns central and the rain forest. Our room was nice and clean and we felt like we were at home! Amazing time with a great host!
Thank you Rose. It was my pleasure to host you and Alex. As I mentioned meeting people from around the world is a great privilege, specially when they are so easy going, self reliant and friendly as you and Alex. I enjoyed our shared times, dining, watching Red Dog and chatting about science and the universe. Thank you also for the invitation to visit you in the US at some point in the future. I will certainly keep it in mind and hope to catch up with you again.
Sen is a very good host, nice house, you really feel the sea breeze, i recommend him
Great to host you Hector. I am glad you had a enjoyable time here in Cairns even though it was during our wet season. And keep practicing your English.
We had a fantastic stay at Sen's place. Sen is a remarkable host - he guided us very well. Sen suggested that we rent a car during our stay, which we did and saw more places in and around Cairns. It was raining when we were in Cairns and Sen's guidance on picking a suitable day for the Great Barrier Reef turned out to be very useful. Sen also got us a good discount with the Reef tour operator, "Passions of Paradise" and the tour was spectacular. Sen has a special visitor in his garden on certain days(almost daily? :)) - a cute wallaby, who keeps everyone entertained. I will recommend anyone visiting Cairns to stay with Sen.
Karthik, thank you so much for your kind review. I enjoyed hosting you and Preeti just the same and sharing a little part of my the world with my guests brings me a lot of joy. Being a tourist town it is very easy for travelers to fall into tourist traps and my goal is to ensure my guests have the best possible experience while in Cairns in my care. So I am really glad to have accomplished that goal with you and Preeti. As you found out there is so much to see and do here in Cairns and that is why I always recommend a vehicle to my guests. I am also glad to hear that you enjoyed some of the World Cup Cricket games in Melbourne too. Once again a heartfelt thank you to both of you for being such fabulous guests and I hope we get to meet again.
We stayed with Sen for two weeks and it was like home away from home. We were instantly made to feel so welcome and Sen could not do enough for us, from picking us up from the airport, getting us discount on a reef trip and sharing all his local knowledge and advice! Sen's home is lovely and the room is spacious with lots of storage space, with the added bonus of a wallaby living in the garden who makes a daily appearance! The location is also great, a 1 minute walk from the beach, 10 minutes to the supermarket and a pick up point just around the corner for most organised day tours! We would definitely recommend staying with Sen!
You're most welcome Hannah, hosting you and George felt like having a couple of trusted friends in my home. I enjoyed the time we shared together over the two weeks. It was great sharing meals and watching a few episodes of Break Bad most evenings or a movie for that matter. I love sharing my neighborhood and making sure my guests get the most of what Cairns has to offer such as locals deals and discounts. I trust you're enjoying the rest of your awesome adventure now in Asia and keep in touch as I'd love to meet up with you in England at some point for that pub meal and beer at your own pub George.
I was with my girlfriend with him. He was a fantastic host. He picked us up from the airport and drop off. He has organized for us, taking into account all the weather excursions. His neighborhood is just perfect. Very quiet location, the beach is about 3min away from his house. Supermarket, restaurants, post office, Tropical Zoo and much more is within walking distance. He has showed us during a road trip and gave us lots of information and insider tips. We felt like we were at home. We are likely to share everything. The house was very clean, his photos that corresponded exactly what we found. We had a lot of fun together. For this reason alone, because our English is not so good. He was very patient with us. We enjoyed our time with him very much. We would have liked to have stayed longer. He was very friendly, courteous, attentive, self-sacrificing, cordial, helpful, personable, very communicative and totally uncomplicated. Simply the best host you can imagine. We would hesitate to book him again as host. We enjoyed our stay very much with him and keep him in our memory.
The pleasure was all mine Michaela. A heartfelt thank you and Irma for being such perfect, happy, easy-going guests and for this lovely review. I loved hosting you and assisting you with tour booking and the like as well as spending time with you, getting to know each other. Being a Airbnb host is so rewarding when I get to meet amazing guests like you two, who have such a positive outlook to make the most of any situation with permanent smiles on your faces. You are in my memory too and I hope to see you again one day in season this time. Wishing you grand, happy, adventure for the rest of your holiday. Keep in touch.
Schon die Ankunft bei Sen war so herzlich, alsob man zu einem guten Freund kommt. Seine sehr freundliche, hilfsbereite Art haben diesen Aufenthalt zu einem schönen Erlebnis werden lassen. Wir hatten tolle und interessante Gespräche. Er hat mir alle wichtigen und sehenswerten Dinge in der näheren Umgebung während einer Tour mit seinem Auto gezeigt bzw viele Informationen parat gehabt. Es war dies meine zweite Buchung über Airbnb und ich bin zutiefst beeindruckt, welch schöne Erfahrung ich auf menschlicher Seite aber auch zu 100% was die Unterbringung betrifft, gemacht habe. Alles war sehr sauber, ich konnte mich im Haus prima aufhalten, die Küche ist optimal fürs Kochen ausgestattet, der Strand ist nur ein paar Meter entfernt. Alles zusammen eine große Empfehlung!
Thank you so much for this lovely review Antje. Likewise I felt you were a friend even before you arrived in Cairns and like you I am very grateful for the human experience that transpired, where we went from being strangers to friends in a short time. I too enjoyed the conversations we shared along with the dining, watching movies and just hanging out. You are an incredibly open and easy person to spend time with and I am glad our paths crossed. Wishing you many good things settling into work back in Germany and do keep in touch as it will be great to see you and experience your positive, gentle manner again.
Sen is without a doubt the most fantastic host I've ever stayed with. He was easy to communicate with and helped me pick days for trips based on weather reports, made sure we felt welcome, and completely made us feel right at home. His house is absolutely fantastic. My sister and I were fortunate enough to not only stay there, but be provided with some bonus entertainment! Sen has the most fantastic movie taste, and we watched a couple of movies in the evenings that we absolutely loved. The location is fantastic. You are unlikely visiting cairns to be in the city (and even then it's an easy bus ride to and from) but we had no issues with trips picking us up right around the corner. Even more fantastic is there is a beach within a two minute walk, and a little shopping strip less than 10 minutes. I would stay with Sen again in a heartbeat.
So nice to hear you had such a lovely time at my home Chelsea. As you know I love sharing my neighborhood and showing my guests around it, so as to make sure you get the most out of the hidden secrets that are often just around the corner. Also as a host, it's great hosting guests like you and Rachael that love the interaction and are keen to participate in what I have to offer and show. To that end you guys were great sports in engaging with me. I am glad you loved the movies so much. Thank you so much for staying with me, sharing your stories and I wish you many happy travels in the future. Bon Voyage.
I sent my parents to Sen so they could experience the Great Barrier Reef for their 60th. He was an excellent host and they could not have asked for a better guide. He catered to their every need, complimenting that they were 5 star guests. Sen was a 10 star host.
Breanna, your parents are very special individuals in so many ways and I loved being their host in Cairns Thank you so much for choosing me to be their host. In particular I was so impressed to witness the love your parents share after many years together. When I asked your dad how long they have been together, his answer was quick - "not long enough". They were also extremely gracious, polite and grateful even for the smallest of gestures. They have invited me to visit them in San Diego and I would love to take it up sometime in the future. Please give them my love.
Sen is a such a pleasure to spend time around - a rare and wonderful human being who can really brighten your day - or your trip! Sen is eternally optimistic, enthusiastic, warm, fun and caring. He actually delights in taking care of other people - especially his Airbnb guests! Sen really goes out of his way to make sure his guests enjoy their stay - I've been lucky enough to see first hand the fun that happens having shared dinner parties, crepes and adventures to Port Douglas with Sen and his guests. It's so easy to feel at ease and comfortable with Sen - he treats everyone he meets with respect, openness and genuine care. I know you'll enjoy your stay with Sen - his home is a perfect place to relax and re-charge or explore the Cairns area.
I'm very pleased to have made contact with Sen in Cairns. Unfortunately we couldn't stay at his place (booking-errors) but Sen was very helpful with information about Cairns and how to get around. We met in the centre of Cairns by his office and Sen helped with getting access to a beautiful pool and free parking options. There wasn't enough time in our short holiday but Sen offered a couple of times to meet up for dinner etc. He's very friendly and always prepared to help and show people around. We're staying in contact, became friends. Good luck for Sen, Sangeet
I have had the pleasure of knowing Sen for close to 10 years and I can honestly say he is one of a kind. We first met when Sen started working in my marketing company, holding a senior marketing role for a number of years. During this time I was always impressed by his generous nature and his deep respect for other people. As we have grown to become very good friends, he has never ceased to amaze me with his caring nature and genuine love of people. Now you might think my reference is a bit over the top - but I guarantee that if you read this after you meet and stay with Sen - you will agree with me 100%. I had the pleasure of meeting Sen's family in Sri Lanka a few years back and they are all gentle and loving people. So clearly he comes from good stock. Sen is a good guy who will make your stay in Cairns truly memorable. As a bonus, you will have a friend for life. Cheers, Andrew
What a wonderful man, what a beautiful house, what a charming part of the world. Sen took time out of his busy work schedule to welcome my partner and I to his home in Clifton Beach Cairns. He instantly made us feel at home and though we stayed in his company for only one week I feel like I've known him a life time. His beautiful house is like he's taken it straight out of a magazine, sprinkled a bit of Sen charm on top and invited the world and his wife to dinner. His charm and wit make for great conversation and we often sat up well into the evening talking about theories and life. his wealth of knowledge knows no bounds, neither does his hospitality. We even had the honour of meeting his beautiful girlfriend Julie and his business partner Roberto. Staying at Sens is like staying at home in paradise. His local knowledge allows you to get off that very beaten tourist track and see the 'real' Australia. You may even be lucky enough to have him come along for the ride. The next time I come to Australia I'm making a bee line for Sens Thank you for everything you did for us Sen. Began our trip in style!
Imagine walking out of a crowded airport, where people are jostling with luggage, children, and each other, and being greeted by a warm, engaging smile. Your host, Sen, is there to meet you and transport you to another world. You can relax, now. The moment you meet Sen his natural warmth, welcoming smile, and effortless friendship is felt immediately and puts you completely at ease. A man who knows no cultural divide, is intelligent and kind, and has travelled extensively and has hosted many. His wide-ranging knowledge of the region is priceless, and he willingly divulges the best kept secrets to create an even more memorable stay. He'll actively listen to your stories and share your enthusiasm as if it were his own. The short drive north from the airport to your AirBNB Abode pleasantly wends through the leafy suburbs of the northern beaches. You arrive at your dream location. On opening the door, every expectation is exceeded, as if entering a new world, where you are swathed in contemporary minimalism, yet there's an air of elegance. The crisp, clean lines and open plan are an expression of Sen's character, and the warm welcoming atmosphere surreptitiously whispers to you … "come in, welcome home!" Nothing ever happens by chance, everything happens for a reason, and because you're reading this now, you know this is where you are meant to be. You have arrived, look no further. I have travelled all over the world staying in the most basic to the most luxurious, and you will find few hosts who are as concerned with the well-being of others and offer this level of comfort and genuine care to those he meets, than Sen. With gratitude for our friendship … Roz
Sen is one of the warmest and most engaging people you could hope to be friends with. Every social occasion is memorable for the laughter, kinship and great conversation that flows when you spend time with him. I lived in Cairns for 12 years and can attest to Sen's great knowledge of the region, especially the amazing places not on the tourist maps that make a holiday special. Enjoy your stay with Sen and lovely Julie also, they will ensure your experience is filled with special memories to cherish.


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SEOUL, South Korea — Don't worry, one popular argument goes, we've seen this before. Just ignore Pyongyang's unlikely threats of nuclear holocaust as you would, say, a child throwing a tantrum.
Others, equally well credentialed, say the prospect of another Korean War has never been higher, with a massive, proud North Korean army incensed by propaganda specialists pumping up an already supercharged atmosphere with increasingly violent threats.
Who's right? That depends on how you read the country's young leader, Kim Jong Un. In his 16 months on the job, Kim's government has raised fears with unusually aggressive war rhetoric against Seoul and Washington, and it's not clear whether he will pull back, a feat perfected by his late father, considered a master at brinkmanship.
The mystery surrounding Kim Jong Un's intentions has some outsiders predicting nightmare scenarios.
"What makes this different from past 'normal crises' is our lack of insight into ... Kim's mind," David Shlapak, a U.S.-Asia security analyst at RAND Corp., said last week in a transcript of comments released by the think tank.
The threats have continued, even amid U.S. and South Korean offers of dialogue. On Tuesday, the North's military Supreme Command warned that unspecified retaliatory actions would happen at any time.
Figure out Kim, analysts say, and you may determine what's happening in North Korea.
If he follows the playbook of his father, Kim Jong Il, he will tighten the screws just enough, in an attempt to push his adversaries to negotiations meant to win aid. Grandfather Kim Il Sung, on the other hand, gambled everything early in his leadership on a surprise attack on South Korea that resulted in three years of carnage that had U.S. officials dropping hints about the use of nuclear weapons to force a resolution.
Some see the North's sustained outburst as part of a long-established pattern meant to solidify loyalty at home, while also pushing Seoul and Washington to adopt more Pyongyang-friendly policies. Since the Korean War ended in 1953, they say, the rivals have experienced many cycles of hostility, often punctuated by bloodshed, without things spiraling out of control.
"There are no good reasons to think that Kim Jong Un, North Korea's young dictator, would want to commit suicide," Andrei Lankov, a professor at Kookmin University in Seoul, wrote last week in a New York Times op-ed column. "Put bluntly, North Korea's government hopes to squeeze more aid from the outside world."
The spike in North Korean threats, including a promised nuclear attack on America, has followed U.N. sanctions over its third nuclear test in February and ongoing U.S.-South Korean military drills it considers invasion preparation. But so far it has been mostly talk, aside from Pyongyang's suspension of operations at a factory complex that relied on managers and raw material from South Korea. Military officials in Washington and Seoul have said they do not believe North Korea is preparing for a full-scale attack.
"This time, the tune is being played louder, but that is the only real change," Lankov wrote.
U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told U.S. lawmakers last week that tensions were higher in 1968, when North Korea captured the U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo and held its crewmen for nearly a year, and in 1976, when ax-wielding North Koreans killed two Americans pruning a poplar tree in the Demilitarized Zone between north and south.
Not everyone is convinced that Kim will maintain the delicate peace that has lasted on the Korean Peninsula for 60 years. That tenuous condition prevailed because "neither side believed that the benefits of starting a major war outweighed the costs," Korea analysts David Kang and Victor Cha wrote late last month in Foreign Policy.
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Even on a wet night, particularly on a wet night, Dux Dine shines.
It could be the overwhelming greenness of the interior and the lush greenness of the garden where every leaf glistens, or possibly it is the wacky wall of fussy mirrors that greets arrivals.
I lived for years in an old villa not dissimilar to Dux Dine and I was pleasantly surprised at the warmth, the layout and the happy vibes from bar and booths.
Colin, in-charge-of-the-bar, was as busy as a bee with a large group of pony-tailed chaps and designer-suit chapesses, all looking as if they were Made In Chelsea (long, shiny hair and fake tans), but when asked to concoct a no-alcohol cocktail he was onto it at once.
A pretty arrangement of lime lemon and ginger flavours met with some acclaim, so maybe Colin has it on his cocktail list as No-Alcohol Thursday. You could ask.
A very hungry arrival should order a bowl of polenta fries first up. They will arrive quickly and they are very filling and tasty, with cheese and salt enlivening what is basically fried cold porridge.
As a display of Dux Dine's specialisation in vegetarian and fish dishes, the mains are a mix of complexity and simplicity, humble and non-PC ingredients.
Aubergine involtini with its neat slices of aubergine wrapped around grains, herbs, nuts, ricotta and greens has a couple of out-of-season inclusions: zucchini and tomatoes in mid-winter? The massaman curry will, however, soothe those who eat seasonally, with its available all-year round tofu and chickpeas.
The stylish presentation is a long way from the piles of shredded greens in small bowls that is my memory of the Dux de Lux, but that was then and this is now, and there is fancy stuff on the menu to enjoy, such as mushroom and pesto croquettes and battered oysters.
We didn't realise we should have shared our starters, so the non-oyster eater missed out while I appreciated all six, as well as the take on crumbed mushrooms: little crumbed balls tightly packed with many many chopped mushrooms.
There are dishes I wouldn't order again. The pasta did include clams, but there were no scampi, and the ceviche needs more kick of lemon and lime. But let me heap praise on the halloumi salad - skinny slices of fried cheese on a boldly flavoured salad.
The pizzas are simple but good.
The desserts include a satisfying apple and quince crumble with a creamy custard sauce and an unremarkable sticky toffee pudding, but the other options give an impression of cabinet food: never-changing from season to season.
It's a busy, noisy restaurant - the veranda area especially clatters with its glass wall and wooden floor and just one braying diner can earbash the whole deck, but owner Richard Sinke has long had a good take on hospitality and, as a fellow diner remarked, "It's a bit like having a crowd round home".
Dux Dine
Where: 28 Riccarton Rd, phone 348 1436
When: Daily for breakfast, lunch, dinner
How much: Mains mid to high $20s
Upside: Warm, welcoming ambience
Downside: Can be noisy
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.Ok, can we just get to the recipe? I am not looking for Eden community clubs. Thanks
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