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Those of you (like me) who flit between web pages, snatching a few words from each – this review site may be up your street. It’s a review site where visitors add content. Nothing groundbreaking there, but the rules are “just 10 words, no more, no less”. EG – (I’m quite proud of this one.. ) Yorkshire “Gods Own Country”… Read more →
Funny old day yesterday. The fish tank fell down in the bathroom. For years the trusty shelf that I made held fast. We had a professional job done on getting a nice shelf put up for my biorb tank, which unfortunately collapsed. The new fish (as yet to be photographed) didn’t make it, Gary the snail as well as Marvin… Read more →
I seem to have developed a liking for books set (wholly, or in part) in India. Perhaps it’s the incredible diversity of the place where it’s culture, it’s people and religions saturate and permeate each other like no other place on Earth. Some of the notable titles on my ‘India List’ would be The Life of Pi (a book I… Read more →
What a busy time I’m having at the moment. It’s all go. I’m very excited about a free trip I’ve blagged to Miami and Mexico next week. BA Club Class flights (bed on aeroplane!) 5 star resort, VIP type sketch. Could work out to be quite a big slice of fun. On top of heavy work and life admin tasks… Read more →
Social networking is a funny thing isn’t it? First (with the wave of the new definition at least) there was myspace which many (including myself) got bored with rather quickly what with the naff scripting and vampire biting nonsense. Flickr came along and with it, a vaccume was filled with it’s incredible offerings and functionality. I got into flickr, which… Read more →
You Got Nothing Coming, Notes from a prison fish Jimmy Lerner played down in one short paragraph within “You Got Nothing Coming – Notes From a Prison Fish” a reference that he use to work in the opposite cube to the Dilbert creator Scott Adams. I’m not sure if he just didn’t want to make a biggy of it or… Read more →
We went hunting for this geocache this afternoon. This is on of ‘the originals’ in the area. As you can see by the arial photograph, it’s in the middle of nowhere. In the midst of Norwood Forest to be exact. It was great fun. Getting the kids out of the house, when in direct competition with the powerhouses of Nintendo,… Read more →
RT @fchimero: I think design is less a job of problem solving, and more a process of problem management.
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