Creativity, curiosity, and code
I just belatedly picked up today’s Guardian and there’s a supplement called ‘Green‘ which is ‘published quarterly and is an independent magazine’. The editorial says what’s in the issue, including ‘assessing the pros and cons of different vehicle choices to get you there without costing the earth’. Marvellous…only, the article is ACTUALLY about new motor […]
Bizarrely this is not a post about my job hunting/exploration of work options. It’s a post about user experience with software. I did a module at University about human computer interaction and it was fascinating. I love exploring psychology and how people interact with each other, themselves and what’s around them. So I’ve been enjoying […]
OK, OK, yes, this post is partly blatent self-promotion, but it’s also a moment of honesty and a hopefully-interesting reflection on an interesting little test that I did today.
Oops. I’ve caused a bit of a stir on Twitter in the last 24 hours. Nothing big, and I thnk it ended amicably, but I certainly feel responsible for some possibly negative comments. So what happened? And what did I, and us Twitter users, learn from it?
Yesterday was St Valentine's Day and, while we're not big celebrators of this event, it's good to remember and to celebrate.
I've been thinking about how my journey to leaving my job started. It's funny how a few words can have such a profound effect on your life.
This probably classes as the most disgusting thing I've ever had to do.
All sorts of things are ‘speaking’ to me at the moment. I’m not sure if God is talking louder in this uncertain time or if I’m listening better. Last night we did a bit of TV catchup and saw the jungle episode of the BBC’s brilliant ‘Human Planet’. And while the programme as a whole […]
My eyes have been opened - safer streets have been right under my nose for years. Now can we have some more please?!
We won't be recreating Hellzapoppin anytime soon, but it's nice to be doing something new.