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Monthly Archives: January 2013
x100.365 #29: Mouths wide open
Mr 3 has discovered wrestling. Miss 1 is learning to love it.
x100.365 #28: No work because rain
The flooding didn’t get much worse than this in Newcastle. We’ve been blessed.
x100.365 #27: Le dishes
Don’t underestimate just how much your kids will change your life.
x100.365 #26: Australia Day
In what other country is it considered patriotic to barbecue your national emblem for lunch on your national day?
(Yes, that’s our kangaroo on the left.)
“Complaining: A Short Manual”
Here’s the fifth point, before it was self-censored:
Still not satisfied? Tell someone close, or a therapist or something, but be sure to get honest feedback because at this point you’re probably being a total pussy.
I prefer the original. Sometimes we need a good kick up the posterior. I know I do, whinger that I am.
(via Svbtle)
x100.365 #25: Some TLC required
Not quite a candidate for my “Houses of the Hunter” series, I’m thinking.
Urban Airship Meeting Rules
I came across these on this post, via Svbtle. I think they’re awesome.
- Schedule a start, not an end to your meeting – it’s over when it’s over, even if that’s just 5 minutes.
- Be on time!
- No multi-tasking – no device usage unless necessary for the meeting.
- If you’re not getting anything out of the meeting, leave.
- Meetings are not for information sharing – that should be done before the meeting via email and/or agenda.
- Who really needs to be at this meeting?
- Agree to action items, if any, at the conclusion of the meeting.
- Don’t feel bad about calling people out on any of the above – it’s the right thing to do.
x100.365 #24: Cardiff by night
Taken in the street after I got home from work.
Strictly speaking, it was after midnight, but as you know, I’m flexible with the rules of this project.
x100.365 #23: Truck stop
This particular “House of the Hunter” has always intrigued me. Do you recognise it?