Gung Haggis Fat Choy gets BLOGGED! all around the world!

“Gung Haggis Fat Choy” has been
reported on the net all around the world. “You're famous in Scotland,
you know, you've been posted on Friends of Scotland,” Harry
McGrath  told me last night at the Vancouver Public Library
reading for Gung Haggis Fat Choy Poetry Night.  And Harry should
know about Scotland, he was born there, and he is coordinator of the SFU Centre for Scottish Studies Program, Last year when he was quoted in the Canadian Press story Chinese Don Kilts,
the story got picked up across Canada, the United States and especially
in Scotland.  “All my friends and relatives were calling me,”
Harry told me when the story first came out.

The following are
links to blog sites, most are pretty recent. Most are very funny in
their reaction to discovering that such an event called “Gung Haggis
Fat Choy” actually exists. Many have posted the poster. But I will
start off by listing the dinner event reviews by Roland Tanglao the
foodie website he shares with partner Barb Lee. 

VanEats
Barb and Roland's guide to dining and cooking in Vancouver established June 2000
Gung Haggis Fat Choy 2002

Gung Haggis Fat Choy 2003
Gung Haggis Fat Choy 2004

tygar-blog.com in Berkeley Califonia
Fusion taken too far
Unbelievable

www.marginalia.org
haggis wun tun
“This is the 3rd generation of haggis wun tun.”
If this quote doesn’t fill you with fear, then just maybe you should be going to Gung Haggis Fat Choy next January 30th.

The Wolves of Gilsbury Cross:
The Words and Worlds of K. Bannerman
Gung Haggis Fat Choy! November 24th
For
the last week, I've had the pleasure of long conversations with Todd
Wong, aka Toddish McWong, the man behind the cultural fusion event of Gung Haggis Fat Choy.  In my opinion, one of the best things about Vancouver is its post-modern approach to celebrating social diversity.

Penmachine.com
Smug and Lovely –
a post about the CBC TV December 7th show “The National”, which
featured me as one of the “Urban Road Stories” about Vancouver.

The Realitysitck: Observations of a lovely cumudgeon Gung Haggis Fat Choy!“One
of the more…well…eclectic newer traditions celebrated in Vancouver
is Gung Haggis Fat Choy: Toddish McWong's Robbie Burns Chinese New Year
Dinner.  With long-time CBC voice Shelagh Rogers as one of the
co-hosts, it promises to be a bonnie 事件,结果,竞赛 *.
And people call Vancouver a “no-fun” city?

Random Fate
Geek Cool:
It's not technology related…  …but it's still “geek cool”.
A true example of diversity, and how not all is grim and serious. Makes me wish I was in Vancouver so I could go!!!

Liuzhou Laowai: Random thoughts from the heart of Guangxi
A man's a man for a' that!
I
am of Scottish descent and I have to say that it came to me as no
surprise to learn that the organisation is Canadian. It was well known
when I was a kid that the only people you ever saw wearing kilts in
Edinburgh were Canadian tourists.
As a true Scot, I think I'll stick to Luosifen!