It is morning. I am waiting.
Waiting on a project; waiting for myself to get motivated.
I can always seem to find a way to stay focused, to figure out what to do next. Everything is a reaction. Is that natural. Do trees plan; is everything intentional; are they reacting to their environment continuously?
Is there a better job I could be doing? is RUNNING a graphic design business not the right thing, is just doing other peoples tasks/projects what I should be doing instead?
These construction guys look like they're having a good time. They get to be outside, build real stuff. Help people a little some of the time; not with made up things – like a website for invented objects just to be sold – but people who's wall is caving in or house is leaking. That's real right?
What is this obsession with real? is this really a question of "value" like what do I find valuable? Perhaps I need to read Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance again?
Also Created This Day:
- 020210623095228 Ideas
- Adjacent Possibles
- Adobe
- AfterEffects
- Alice Rawsthorn
- Alternative Futures
- Alternative Possibles
- Amanda Buck
- Andrew Shea
- Devon Halladay
- Did you know that you’re a designer whether you’ve studied within a design field or not?
- Everything I Know
- Field Guide: Equity-Centered Community Design
- GNU/Linux
- Inkscape
- Linus Torvald
- Linux
- Nick Wignall
- Reading List
- The Cathedral and the Bazaar
- To Fork or Not To Fork: Lessons From Ubuntu and Debian
- Ubuntu
- Vernacular
- Victor Margolin
- Waiting…
- Will Holman
- WYSIWYG
- WYSIWYM
- XFCE
- xml
- Xubuntu
- yaml
- Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry Into Values