Here be dragons.
Real innovation needs to have a practical purpose. That’s what I got out of this post by Daniel Sobol. I already know the importance of keeping ideas practical, but it’s a good point to keep in your thoughts.
HubPages: Tongue Twisters – Fun with Words
Can you write a few tongue twisters, just for fun.
Alice, Oliver and Albert like licking lime lollipops.
Rainbows randomly reach records.
Neddy need new neckties now.
Cows can’t canter completely.
Caught between calm and chaos she holds her head high… Newly found strength, courage and grace confidently guide her.
I like having a start page when I open my web browser. I’ve been using iGoogle from the start because I liked it. I didn’t really need or use much of the features. Mainly, it was a welcome each time I started up the Internet. I could check the weather, I could use the bookmarks I had created to quickly get onto whatever I was planning to do.… Read the rest
I’m not turning 30, I’m closer to 50 now. But, I read this post (link at the bottom) and wrote about turning 30 and getting older in general. Of course, you’ve read it all before – or lived it yourself. The main thing is the living part, not the number of years. Even when it doesn’t feel so great to be having another birthday.… Read the rest
Have you put your name on your site? Simple, right?
I have my name on my About page. I don’t have it on the main, landing, front page. Not anywhere. I hadn’t even thought about adding it in there. Now it is. Stuck at the bottom, but it exists.
I will work on adding it elsewhere.… Read the rest
Someone else who isn’t a fan of word verificaiton.
How many other things could you be doing instead of trying to type in word verification?
NTP is the rarest personality type in the 16 personality types in the Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator. The Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator is used to make the theory of psychological types described by C G Jung understandable and actually useful in an average person’s life.
Today I found the second of these Canadian series of bone china teacups and saucers. I love to have something nice, sort of romantic and traditional and Canadian too.
But, I’ve learned to be less casual about what I bring home as a collection of anything. If a collection does nothing but gather dust bunnies, unseen by human eyes most of the year… why do you really keep it around?… Read the rest