My Blog, My Escape

The importance of having something that you can fully focus on and forget the world for a bit is becoming more and more obvious to me. Perhaps it is because the world sucks and the moment, and there is always some kind of bad news just around the corner. Or

The Importance Of Remembering

Starting this post took longer to work out than almost any post I have written. Where do you start when the subject you want to talk about is so devastating, but still important to think about. I guess fair warning, this post could upset some people as it discusses children

🔗 It’s just not that good

Seth Godin writing about things being good: > Not that good for who? If you mean to say, “I don’t like it, it doesn’t appeal to me,” then that’s what you should say. > > If, on the other hand, you have enough expertise and domain knowledge

This might be the last time I do this

When I was younger, I had to go with my grandad to church. He was, what I used to think of as a hardcore Christian, that was until I had been exposed to Americans. He never missed a service, and I hated going. All the excuses I could think of

Lucie loves shoes

I guess one of the things you realise when you have kids, or you're around a lot of them, is that they all have weird obsessions. You expect the usual superheroes, or horses or fire engines, but my daughter is obsessed with shoes! She just loves them, and

Oh! This isn't good enough!

Since moving to a new domain and trying to put all the things I create together online, I've been feeling a bit of pressure. Granted, completely self-imposed, but a very real tinge of anxiety to be better at what I publish there. A noble pursuit but one that’

It's Not The Camera, It's A Camera

There is no getting away from my love of photography and cameras. My favourite thing in the world is going somewhere, anywhere, and just wondering around pointing my lens at things. The simple act of doing so is like mediation to me, and nothing thing else comes close. Occasionally, I

🔗 The iPhone Isn’t Cool

Damon Beres writing for The Atlantic: > In a market generally defined by boring hunks of plastic, Apple gained an edge through impeccable design that was actually less functional than most of the competition. The iPhone got its foot hood in the market because it was Apple. They designed and

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Schrödinger's iPhone

Each year, when the new iPhone is released, I feel the same emotions that I experienced the year before. The iPhone takes up a weird position in my life where I both want it and don't want it at the same time. Unfortunately, I can't open