Family Adventure Sabbatical Data Viz
A year ago this week my wife and I took our kids out of school to travel most of the world. Over the course of 6 months we travelled to 10 countries across 3 continents. We unschooled our kids and…
Another yearly retro post (2021)
It felt like only a few months ago we wrapped up 2020 with a solid one-fingered salute as we passed to 2021. Similarly I feel the same this year, and truly hope that in a year’s time the overall s…
The year that was
What a year. This time last year a friend of ours passed away suddenly, leaving a wife and two young boys without a father. It put things into sharp perspective. I wrote a post to capture my feelings…
Digests: When WFH became WAH
I’m jumping back onto the weeknotes train. Incidentally I’m changing the name to ’ digests ’. This is to lessen my own anxiety over not posting every week and allows me to write when I can, and about what I …
Reflections on 2019: A year in review
The peak end rule suggests we remember experiences based on how we felt both at its peak (good or bad) and at its end. In the context of reflecting on 2019, an otherwise OK year will always be…
Happy Places
Back in 2013 I visited NYC to attend the wonderful Brooklyn Beta conference. It was Autumn. There was a slight nip in the air, the leaves were turning, and the weather was amazing. During one of our…
Been busy!
Since my last post I’ve: • Travelled to Qatar (Leisure only) • Got a new job in Brighton • Finished a website for a new client in Montreal • Worked like an obsessive mad doctor on a new website for CarbonGra…