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Another gap in posts for this blog; sorry. (Not that there’s anyone reading this to say sorry to, but as they say: meh.) It’s not that I haven’t been writing lately, I have, but in places that the web doesn’t reach; I’ve been enjoying that. But it’s four-thirty on a Thursday afternoon and I’m at [...]
[Keywords: Bicycle, boredom, how I write, Investigation, keyboard vs. pen, Speed, Things, Transport] [One comment] [Permanent link]
I have often thought that one of the greatest attractions for me to writing in ink, on paper, in a properly-bound book, is that where one writes the words is where they will remain, and the only place they will ever be. That’s not the case when writing on a screen: I often write a [...]
[Keywords: archiving, how I write, Investigation, keyboard vs. pen, Things, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
I have been sorting through my (digital) photos lately, uploading the good ones to my website. It’s drudge-work, peaceful in its way like all drudge-work, and now and then I stumble upon a particularly nice shot, or one that evokes some pleasant memory, and so I don’t mind doing it. My idea is that this [...]
[Keywords: archiving, photography, technology, Things, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
Spareparts Puppet Teatre; the now-ornamental crane at ‘E’ Shed; a line of billboards hiding much; and the corner of the railway station — these form the horizon of my view from here. There’s Norfolk Pines, this café’s umbrellas, and the awning above filling in most of the rest of the scene, and all framed by [...]
[Keywords: Fremantle, Investigation, Place, Railway, Things] [No comments] [Permanent link]
Where Do I Walk, Then? — September 10th, 2005, 3PM
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Today I reinstate this weblog. I’ve shuffled files around on this server, and I’ve shuffled boxes and books around in my bedroom; it’s Spring, and time to re-organise, clear up, and start to think again. Last week I thought I was doing just so, but I wasn’t: I thought that I’d re-affirm my trust in [...]
[Keywords: technology, Things, Transport] [One comment] [Permanent link]
