I left my phone for a little while today.
It was really difficult.
It’s a nice phone, and I enjoy using it.
I like how it keeps me connected to so many people in so many places doing so many different and wonderful things. [Read more...]
Waiting
Posted on December 15, 2010 Written by 1 Comment
This is a bad time of year for writing to begin with. We’re also in the middle of shuffling offices, and I am temporarily separated from my usual equipment and surroundings.
Working out of boxes is no fun, when I would much rather be filling this one.
I’m still having big thoughts, but they are backing up and starting to lose some steam.
Thanks for your patience.
Seen and Heard
Posted on November 29, 2010 Written by 2 Comments
I don’t have an iPad, but I know several people who do.
I also know that I am using audio on almost all of my posts now, and video on many.
Which means it’s time for me to make those past embedded videos HTML-5 friendly, if I want to be seen and heard along with being read.
I’d rather be writing an incredible post that involves both Leslie Nielsen and Wikileaks, but I also haven’t gotten around to writing the one about Andy Griffith, football, and jargon.
So, thank you, Steve Jobs… for giving me an excuse to play around with code, and concepts like “gracefully degrading.” 47 months of posts. No problem…
Please Hang With Me While I Fix The Feed
Posted on July 30, 2010 Written by Leave a Comment
My apologies to those who subscribe to my feed – I’m trying to figure out what’s causing it to do screwy things.
Space and Time
Posted on June 25, 2010 Written by 5 Comments
How space affects a woman’s perception of time.
Conclusion:
Apparently, space increases overall satisfaction.
Facebook Exit Strategy
Posted on May 18, 2010 Written by Leave a Comment
Just so I can find it later, my Facebook Exit Strategy:
1) Set Facebook Death Date. 2) Arrange contact info for friends. 3) Kill account. 4) Return in 30 days, make placeholder.
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