Archive for the ‘Travel’ Category
February, 2009: Osaka-Kyoto
Just back from an amazing visit to the Land of the Rising Sun.
The Best Week of the Year
One of my favorite blogs which I religiously follow is that of Cynthia Morris at JourneyJuju.com and Original Impulse. Again, she inspires…
I have always found this last week of the year to be particularly exhilarating–and important. She does a great job of describing why while motivating me to stretch it even farther. I think I’ll start with a [...]
Beyond Papa-razzo
For a month or so now, i’ve been ramping back up with my picture-taking habits. Motivated on several fronts, I’m expecting this trend to continue. Today, another butt-kick of inspiration comes from one of my favorite new-media creatives: Merlin Mann. Photography, and the Tolerance for Courageous Sucking
I’ve started another small web sandbox for this adventure. Too [...]
What Happens in the Potomac, stays in the Potomac
Punctuating an excellent few days in Alexandria and Washington DC, I fell in the Potomac. Literally. No details need to be recorded for me to remember this one!
CCI User’s Group 2008: Alexandria Virginia
Heading out early tomorrow to Alexandria Virginia for the 2008 CCI User’s Group.
In: Software Design, Travel
OKC
On a business trip to Oklahoma City yesterday, had opportunity to visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. A very moving experience that defies description.
Good Evening Sydney, Australia! Let’s Chat…
Right now, someone from Sydney, Australia and someone else from Djakarta (Jarkarta), Indonesia is visiting my surprisingly popular amalgamation of WFP/Silverlight/Mapping resources. Everyday I see visitors from around the world coming primarily to this page. I would like to learn more about you! What are you doing with mapping, WPF and XAML?
<–Off to the left [...]
In: Software Design, Travel
MARBLE/marble in 10 Days
Well, I have procrastinated again. In 10 days I will begin sculpting a huge block of marble–and I have no idea what the subject will be. Time to cram.
MARBLE/marble
The time is getting closer. I still haven’t any idea what I’m going to do this year at MARBLE/marble.
In: Art, Travel · Tagged with: Marble
Expatriation?
Living as an expatriate–probably working with some combination of high-tech and art–has always been appealing. At the recent Colorado Stone Sculptor’s meet, I met an artist just back from Ajijic. This small artist-friendly community of US and Canadian expats sounds very appealling. Would love to visit.