Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Three Things

1. My album of the decade is Through The Window Pane, by Guillemots.

2. From Friday I'll be embarking on my friend Claire's 2010 project, RAoK365.  I'll be attempting to perform one random act of kindness a day for a whole year.  I'll be making occasional and very brief blogs over there, but mostly I'll probably be posting my RAoKs on Twitter, with the hashtag #raok365.

3. I'm not going to blog very much on here for a while.  I have far too many other things I'd like to get on with.  Like gardening.  And being healthy.  In fact I'm going to spend far more time unplugged from the Internet.  I'm going to unplug myself from a couple of other things I'm involved in too.
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5 comments:

  1. Hope you had a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. The RAoK365 is wonderful and is a great idea for a blog or website. Hope it goes well.

    ps: Enter the competition on my blog for the chance to win $5,000.
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  3. Happy New Year Phil! Sorry I wasn't able to pop over to see you over the holiday. I wish you all the best for the year and look forward to hearing about your many, many exciting projects.

    *edited comment as suddenly realised you might not want me to publish your address!*
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  4. Thanks Simon - it wouldn't have bothered me!

    Happy New Year to you too. If you'd been here since new year I would have been a miserable git anyway - I have a hideous man-cold at the moment.

    One of my New Year Resolutions is to no longer have many, many projects. I'm going to try and de-clutter my life, and slow the hell down.
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  5. Oh, and Happy New Year to you too, Mr Teacher! I'd forgotten to come back and thank you for your kind words. I shall have a look over at your blog.
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