from my morning pages
I feel like I need to take another leap. Maybe this is like learning a language – you’re constantly reaching a plateau that feels frustrating. How can I leap? I’m thinking that trying to create the two or three persona of me in my work is a bit of a coldasac, but I don’t what more »
this has got me very excited…
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.michaelnobbs.com
am i interested…
Probably.
playing with jibjab
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helen sear
Helen Sear gave the Lunchtime Lecture1 yesterday. I was so tired (after waking up at 3.30 am and not able to go back to sleep) that I had planned not to go. But I took a quick look at her Axis page just before I was about to crawl home to bed and decided I more »
blogging from my iPhone…
Now I can blog almost at the speed of thought (well sort of). Now that’s exciting…
a simple idea
I wish I could take credit for this idea, but I remember reading someone doing something similar with their iPod earphones in a teacup. The iPhone speaker is pretty good, but it sounds better amplified by my favourite oversized teacup. My mornings now include catching up on some radio podcasts while I drink my morning more »
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