October 12th, 2010

Have you ever wondered who is that person you’ve been tweeting to morning, noon and night? Or perhaps you are a Flickr? Well you are invited to the Tweet up/Flickr up and you’re gonna meet your tweeters and flickrs from the Manchester area at Sweet Mandarin. I have a confession to make. I aka (@sweetmandarin follow me please click here and Flickr member click here to friend me) am a ”certified twitterholic” and I cook n tweet, serve n tweet and can’t wait to meet you in person. I’ve already got butterflies as I’m preparing the dim sum extravaganza for the Tweet up / Flickr up. It is customary for the Chinese to offer small gifts, so please enjoy our complimentary dim sum (literally translated means from the heart). My dream is to meet all the tweeters and flickrers in the Manchester area.

Twitter is such an amazing discovery. Not only is it fun, but its a way to help our fellow Mancunians. Through tweets with fellow tweeters, I know Manchester folk are suffering with the downturn. Everyone can do their bit and we’re going to hold these events for free. To my Manchester friends - its the Year of the Ox - Be strong. Turning up is half the battle and I know that networking helps boost the spirits, if not create an opportunity. Follow us @sweetmandarin.
HOW TO GET A TICKET
1. Email lisa@sweetmandarin.com with your full name, mobile number and your Twitter/Flickr username.
2. A confirmation secret code will be sent to you by email together with the date and time and venue. (this is to prevent gate crashers)
3. Print it off and bring with you. Your invitation is a personal inviation and cannot be transferred to another person.
4. Tickets are limited. Once they are gone, they are gone.
5. The cost is free. Dim sum will be served on the house. There will be a cash bar for your refreshments.


Tags: flickr, flickr up, lisa tse, manchester, sweet mandarin, tweet up, twitter
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July 26th, 2010

I love taking photographs and have joined Flickr where photographers (professional to amateur i.e. me) upload their photos and share in techniques on how to take the best photos. I also hold Flickr meet ups where everyone comes to Sweet Mandarin armed with the latest kit and big lenses. Wow there are some powerful beasts roaming the streets of Manchester. The king of the pack is Tootdood. Check out his profile and his pictures – click here . The guy puts so much passion and energy and love into each photo that he inspires me and makes it onto my Sweet Nothing List as #965. Go Toot Go!
Reminder. We are holding the next Flickr Meet Up – keep in touch with us by joining us on Flickr.
Tags: flickr, meet up, sweet mandarin, tootdood
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June 27th, 2010



Twitterers (T) (photo 1) Meet the Flickrs (F) (photo 2) could be come Jazz Hands Extravaganza (photo 3)
I Tweet (a lot), I Flickr (quite a lot), I Eat (all the time). I host Tweet Up meetings for Twitterers and Flickr Up meetings for Flickr, so I’ve decide to link up these two groups. It could be a smash hit with splattering of photographic evidence (check out the third photo with the aptly named Jazz hands effect lol). Or it could be a bit like the first school disco where each group cliches to their own – the Ts verses the Fs. Its worth the experiment. So here is its my friends, I’m hosting the first ever Twitter Meets the Flickr Tweet Up @sweetmandarin.
Date: Sunday 18th July
Time: 5-8pm
Cost: Free
Bring: Blackberry/Phone/Iphone/Camera/Your own sweet self
RSVP: lisa@sweetmandarin.com or DM me on Twitter @sweetmandarin (oh and please follow me)
Food: I’ll sort out the dim sum
Drinks: Pay as you go
Reminder: There is a Threewitter party beforehand from 1-5pm at Madlabs. Have your cake and eat it! Here’s the Threewitter link http://threewitter.eventbrite.com/
Tags: @sweetmandarin, chinese restaurant, cocktails, flickr, friends, jazz hands, lisa tse, meet up, outside seating, sweet mandarin, tweet up, twitter
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