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Update!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted, as lots of Real Life things have occurred, including getting married (hurrah!), moving house (finally!) and changing jobs (thank God!). I’m back on-track for now…at least, until we properly move house and I have to deal with BT to move my phone line.
There’s going to be a slight change of format for the following week or so: instead of blogging about various web & SEO happenings, I’ll be updating from the rather spectacular P&O Cruises’ Oceana cruise ship – on which I’ll be accompanying a panoramic virtual tour photo shoot.
What mysteries await? What will the weather be like? Will it, when it comes down to it, be interesting to read about?
I have no idea.
So tune in every day this week and I’ll do my utmost to brave dodgy 3G signals and shipboard wifi to update this ‘ere blog. Me hearties. Yargh. Etc.
0Awesome browser-based sketchpad
Just a quick one: check out http://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony/ – an awesome, full-screen, sketchy pad thing that can elicit some completely bonkers creations. I’m no artist – so check out my effort and laugh a bit. 
Love Everyone
Nothing to do with web design, but fun anyway. I spotted these bits of graffiti in Cardiff: I love the little thumb-shaped dudes…I’ll upload more when I see them. ( Google Map with location pins )
Come Dine With Me: the comedy (Comedy Dine With Me)
:: warning – this is nothing to do with web design or usability ::
I don’t watch a huge amount of television, but this evening I caught a re-run of Channel 4′s Come Dine With Me. I can only conclude that it was actually a comedy, playing up to the sterotypes of people that’d go on this kind of show. Here’s my synopsis. Read on!
1An oldie but a goodie
For those of you who hadn’t seen it the first time round, an innovative approach to web marketing:
http://noonebelongsheremorethanyou.com/
“Goodbye to those of you who died.”
