Thursday, April 29, 2010

You too should read gapingvoid

Best thing I've read all morning (and most mornings I should add) comes from Hugh MacLeod's GapingVoid daily cartoon email blast:

"But eventually I realized, hey, it wasn't just me. It conspires against everybody.

Knowing this allowed me to not take it personally. Not taking it personally allowed me to act."

 

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From: Hugh
Date: April 29, 2010 9:19:34 AM EDT
To: jrome
Subject: gapingvoid cartoon #73 - 'Conspire' April 29, 2010.
Reply-To: "gapingvoid" <gvdailycartoon@gmail.com>

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Conspire

Success for me was a log time coming. It probably took three times as long than it should have, maybe. "Better late than never" and all that...

That "the world would ALWAYS conspire to make me something less than I am", was something I learned very early, the hard way.

Fort the longest time, I was quite angry and bitter about that. I was young and stupid then, of course.

But eventually I realized, hey, it wasn't just me. It conspires against everybody.

Knowing this allowed me to not take it personally. Not taking it personally allowed me to act.

It's one of those lessons that in an ideal world, it should take you a minute. Instead, it often takes decades.

Again, better late than never...

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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

My "circle and a bird" /via kottke.org

This is a sketch out of my moleskine from last spring when I was thinking up logos for a dictionary site I've yet to launch (twitdic.com)...

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Thursday, April 22, 2010

Properly shellacked in the basement dungeon

A honey b66 would suit this bike (and my bottom too for the test ride!) well and match those gorgeous Portugese cork grips. Just sayin'

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Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Tweet Preservation

http://blog.twitter.com/2010/04/tweet-preservation.html

People were born (including my son), people died, early tweets are historical. Need to be mined and treasured.


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