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A million different directions

September 18, 2007

I find the limitlessness of possibilities to any given situation both exciting and maddening at times. I’m not talking about your run-of-the-mill situation like choosing between gala or granny smith applies at the supermarket. I’m thinking more in terms of running a small business. I’m talking about making larger decisions such as what form should [...]

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Choices and Identity

September 13, 2007

This morning my son was having a tough time making choices. These were rather simple choices. Selecting a T-shirt and a pair of socks and then moving on to start the day at school. He was unable to make a decision and that caused him a great deal of frustration–for 40 minutes. He was unable [...]

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Infrastructure

September 12, 2007

I ride my bike to work. On my ride today I passed by a crew of workers inside deep holes in the ground. They were obviously working on underground infrastructure–things like electricity and plumbing that service the houses and buildings around us. As I continued on my way to work I rode over several large [...]

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Summer is over. What happened? Where am I now?

September 11, 2007

These are very good questions. What did happen to the summer? It was filled with family, traveling, and a great deal of work. What it was not filled with, unfortunately, was a great deal of blogging. For some strange reason I feel guilty for not writing. Weird. So, where am I now? I have been [...]

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A brief rant. Design is an industry dammit!

March 15, 2007

Initially when I started writing to this blog, my intention was to avoid ranting. However, today I experienced something while filling out a form online that is a common experience for me. I was on some website filling out a form where they ask you a variety of questions about your occupation, how big is [...]

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