SXSW 2009 wrap-up
I’ve been trying to figure out how to sum up SXSW 2009 since I got back, and I’m still not sure I can do it. It was a much different week for me this year than it has been in the past, due I’m sure to all the personal changes I’ve been through in the last year. I have been in a weird space since I moved to Wilmington— not sure where I am professionally and isolated from my friends. I kind of detached myself from the Web world during the move, and I haven’t been able to figure out where to enter back into it. And to be honest, I wasn’t sure if I really wanted to. So my goal for SXSW this year wasn’t to party and meet folks that inspire me and learn and get new ideas, it was to give a shit about the …More »
Thanks, Ada
I think Matto has said it best for me today:
I have it on decent authority that the world is full of women who kick ass in Tech. You might know one. Go find one today and thank her.
Due to other plans I have for today, which …More »
OMG, did she actually post?
Yes. Yes she did.
It has been so damn long that I feel like I sould be writing something deep and earth shattering, but I don’t have it in me. I decided I just needed to get this return-from-the-dead post out the door so I can stop feeling like a …More »
Par-tay
Had a great party at A & J’s— the pepperoni rolls were a hit, and it was great to see folks I haven’t seen forever. Also, it was dogtastic, which is never a bad thing.
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June 19
spent the last hour translating between the programmers and Marketing. have never wished so hard that i wasn't bilingual.
June 18
Having a pint, savoring the last bit of calm before 11 West Virginians roll into town to visit us. Expecting excellect tweet fodder.
needs to get some sort of flow going on here. really just can't grok the asp.net and IIS
June 17
have i mentioned that i'm not your link monkey?
June 16
~ Rob Weychert, from Web Designers' InterviewsThe one place inspiration seems least likely to strike me is in the chair in front of my computer. Getting out and observing the world, talking to people, and learning as much as possible are the best ways I’ve found to keep my mind fertile ground for inspiration to take root when it’s ready.