Most favourite song of all week and maybe even next week as well.
Neko Case’s - Hold On Hold On
The most tender place in my heart is for strangers
I know it’s unkind but my own blood is much too dangerous
Hangin’ round the ceiling half the time
Hangin’ round the ceiling half the time
Compared to some I’ve been […]
It seems normal that most people will sit back and experience some doubt about their actions, every once in a while. This definitely applies to blogging, and the act of making the private a little more public. Why do we write, what is the point if no-one reads, am I just being self-obsessed. etc.
I liked […]
I missed International Shut Down (Your Computer) Day on the 24th …
I came across some text books from when I studied Media Studies at ar em eye te a decade or so ago. The internet wasn’t popular then, I was still writing essays on an electric typewriter and I learnt how to edit videotape on […]
Never quite sure to align myself with the mums’ or the dads’ camp. So far my game plan is to mingle a bit in both camps but when there is confronting discussion from either side I run away and hang out in the non-bio parent camp (made up of me. I like this camp as […]
gig posters
webcreme
drawn
flickr
general time wastage
lifehacker
twitter
firefox just turned up its toes and died on me and now i have lost all my five million bookmarks labelled ‘must read this’ ‘must look at this more often’ etc. poop.
You know you have moved to someplace new when your mother asks you to use your gaydar on some random people just because she’s curious.
I meandered my way through some information architecture blogs and ended up in an interesting spot. Blogs by librarians, which makes complete sense.
Some for later reference:
1. Librarian AvengersÂ
2. Connecting LibrariansÂ
3. Tame The WebÂ
4. Library Bytes
5. Joyce Valenza
6. Library Matters
and the somewhat seminal, from what I gather as a novice in this area, Librarian.net, whose author […]
So a couple of months ago I posted a list of baby stuff, and it was long and scary and then I couldn’t breathe and I went and lay down.
But now the list is really small, and I think we have come a long way in a couple of months, and are on the cusp […]
This year, so far, has been about throwing cards into the air and seeing where they land.
I have met my first quarter sales projections for NEIS, which means I continue on the scheme for at least another six months, hopefully nine months (that would mean hitting the next quarter’s targets too which I should be […]
I got up before 6am this morning. I got stuff done.
*waits for medal to be handed out*