A dramatization of the life of Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz.
A clever, preppy American comedian called Demetri Martin (he looks like Marxy).
No fewer than three Ian Hamilton Finlay shows, and Little Sparta, his Pentlands grove.
"The Grey Automobile", a silent Mexican gangster film with fake subtitles, live piano accompaniment and live translation into Japanese, Donald Duck-speak, and barking.
A Korean "Midsummer Night's Dream From The East". Followed the Korean actors down Chambers Street and decided they were the best-dressed people in Edinburgh this year.
The People's Story, a socialist museum about Edinburgh. Did you know that in 1789 only 33 people in Edinburgh had the vote?
"The Sun", a Russian film about the last days of the Emperor Hirohito.
New York drag cabaret act Kiki and Herb.
An exhibition of Cartier-Bresson photos. (Snuck in through the exit without paying.)Mike Mills' new film "Thumbsucker".
Edinburgh Zoo.
The Botanical Gardens.
The art school.
The excellent new Scottish Poetry Library.
A very good new Japanese restaurant called Bonsai.
The Forest cafe and TotalKunst, its attached gallery.
Edinburgh Ikea (to meet my dad, who doesn't like driving into town).
