The conversation thing

One of the venues in Biennal of Sydney is Revolution online a postmodern collection of artworks from 1920s Dada… to this year’s interactive work. Check it out!

Haven’t got the time to write my ideas lately, but could not help to share this incredible movie.

It’s a nice list of things i’ve found on Alina’s blog couple of weekes ago. Got a little time now, so here it is my list. The bold ones are already done, the italic ones are next in line…

01) Bought everyone in the pub a drink
02) Swam with wild dolphins
03) Climbed a mountain
04) Taken a Ferrari for a test drive
05) Been inside the Great Pyramid
06) Held a tarantula.
07) Taken a candlelit bath with someone
08) Said ‘I love you’ and meant it
09) Hugged a tree
10) Done a striptease
11) Bungee jumped
12) Visited Paris
13) Watched a lightning storm at sea
14) Stayed up all night long, and watch the sun rise
15) Seen the Northern Lights
16) Gone to a huge sports game
17) Walked the stairs to the top of the leaning Tower of Pisa
18) Grown and eaten your own vegetables
19) Touched an iceberg
20) Slept under the stars
21) Changed a baby’s diaper
22) Taken a trip in a hot air balloon Continue reading »

Two more days till I start my new job It’s a rewinding time. I love it. Here is a drawing I just made.

Pure fun, no serious intentions whatsoever. I like yellow and blue so much, I think it reflects the spring that is almost here. Have fun.

Today it marks the end of a long relationship. It’s been five years, one master’s degree, two love stories, two business awards, three art exhibitions, five locations, four teams I’ve worked with, two management styles, 5 bright minds I am glad I’ve met and made my friends.

It was one hell of a job , but now it’s my time to move on.

And I love my future.

P.S. Remember the time?

Today I have learnt one very good lesson in life: if I happen to have an insight on my own near future, and I don’t like what I see, than… instead of accepting the despair , I can actually change my future!

It didn’t occur to me to this day that this is why we all have insights so that we can actually do something with them… doh!

illustration by EBEN

Of course I applied this rule on various times in my personal history, but I rarely used it in very important decision I took. I usually made major decisions by accomodating myself to the environment, never by triyng to abruptly change the environment. If I eventually changed it, it was after a very long while, and by almost invisible steps… Today I learnt that I don’t need to wait for so long to make a change for myself.

How do you make both bubbles be in the middle part? for £24.99 you get a chance to try it out here. The graphics is neat as well. Nice puzzle

We’ve all eaten goodies by now, and partied a lot …. now it’s time for the eye to indulge