I really like how Sister Diane does a round-up of how she supported the content she values in the month that just ended, and I thought I'd start to do the same. Perhaps you'll find some of these things interesting, too.
Mostly, I Flattred things in November. Here's what:
Diane's Craftypod blog.
Isaac Watson's website, The Ambidextrous Brain. Isaac...
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This post was originally published on the now-retired Make & Meaning blog on May 21st, 2010.
I can't think of any crafty projects I've taken on in the last few years that I didn't document online in some way. I realized the other day that I have a pretty solid toolkit...
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I haven't written about copyright here in a long time, but you all know it's my pet obsession, right? Whenever I tumble down its rabbit hole I end up growing and shrinking and losing track of reality until I eventually claw my way out – bloody, exhausted and filthy.
Thankfully, when Sister Diane asked me...
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I'm exceedingly pleased with myself.
Not generally comfortable making long-term plans, I started out 2009 – my hiatus year; you know, the one I'd use to figure out what I want to do next – with one goal: to end up working doing something fascinating, with good people and not for a big company I'd...
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Remember back in February when I went to the Northern Voice blogging conference and I said the only good things about it were the keynotes, one of the sessions, and hanging out with a couple of cool people? One of those people was my friend Zak. I know Zak through Mandy Moore (and, by...
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