As last year falls away and a new year rolls in, I’d like to share with you a glance back at 2014. This will be my last post on this blog, as it moves over to WoodyHayday.com. Landmarks, Happenings of Note 2014 Writing this list, I can hardly believe that all this happened in the past […]
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2013 Annual Review
2013 was a turbulent year for me, but a great one. Tons of experiments, growth and realisations. Building upon the habit started last year with my 2012 review I’ll share some highlights of my close-of-year self analysis below. My review of 2013 turned into a mammoth document again, I’d been saving up thoughts and lists and […]
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2012 Annual Review: Looking Back
2012 was the first properly organised year of my life, and in this spirit I found my self seeking closure throughout December, a sub-concious bubbling feeling which lead me to write the first ever self-review of a year. I’m surprised I didn’t formalise this sooner, but better late than never! Owing to the fact that I just wanted to […]
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Abstract Autumn: Animal Structures
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Southside Festival 2011 Playlist
Last weekend was Southside festival in Neuhausen Ob Eck, South Germany, it was a muddy, rainy, hot, (did I say muddy) few days. All the big bands were fantastic, for me Incubus, Portishead, Gogol Bordello, The Arctic Monkeys and Chemical Brothers smashed it. Anyway if you have spotify and want to check out some of […]
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Writing a book. Yeah its a novel, Science fiction…1 year later
It’s now about a year since I started writing my first book, a novel, a science fiction novel and I am still writing. It’s been an experience which has travelled the world with me and let me travel the world through it. Started on a bit of a whim it has become an all encompassing […]
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Books everybody should read
Check out the books I think everybody should read, its a work in progress list which should probably see the likes of Seven Habits, books by Chomski and others. If we all understood each other a little more the world would be more awesome.
Also posted in Life, Looking Forward
Denmark, true story
“Where should we go” “Ukraine” “Na…” *Throws dart* “Denmark, its on” *books København/Aarhus* That was a few weeks ago, 10 days in Denmark later I am home again, feeling strangely idyllic. Denmark took some money, a fair handful of braincells, but I gained so much in return. A fantastic country Denmark, full of friendly cool […]
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