About Me
Hello. I’m Dan. I design communication for companies. And sometimes I write things.
The contents of my blog are my own thoughts and observations—codified and organized to help me better think through problems, remember solutions, and maybe even help others experiencing the same issues in their work. I keep it all here mostly because I’m short on space between my ears. More…Latest Posts
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Baby’s first Beema is a troubling existential hypothetical with scat!
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Sorry, ma, I just had to do it.
Spotted outside Alpharetta JChristophers this totally made my Friday
#play Spotted outside Alpharetta JChristophers this totally made my Friday
Time for the annual Belief-O-Matic test drive
Even if YOU don’t know what faith you are, Belief-O-MaticTM knows. Answer 20 questions about your concept of God, the afterlife, human nature, and more, and Belief-O-Matic™ will tell you what religion (if any) you practice…or ought to consider practicing.
via beliefnet.com
Thanks, Lady on the Bike with the Magic 8-Ball Helmet
Now adorable just isn’t a word I throw around, but I had the distinct honor of following this exurbanite hellion roughly four miles today while on my day commute.
Sure, she obeyed all relevant traffic laws.
She was generous with the obligatory biker wave—bend the left elbow at waist-height and extend one or two fingers depending on your Mason-Dixon orientation—and the conservative blue T and jeans lent an earthy assistant-librarianism to her healthy frame.
But that helmet! Oh, those are minutes of wild reverie I wouldn’t take back for all the world.
Somehow, my car found its way home, and it’s back to work for this guy… whatever that means. Whatever anything means. Whatever meaning is. Sigh.
Finally… A Snood I Can Live With
Desktop Tower Defense is simple little strategy game from Paul Preece that (according to Coolhunting and a little math) has now been played 15,000,001 times.
A Place Between Us: I Knew there had to be One
a.placebetween.us is a Google mashup that allows you to enter two addresses and a keyword (coffee? Kinko’s? dinner?) and Poof! it displays an offering approximately equidistant between the two locations. Handy for get-togethers with friends or business associates.
An old treasure made new…
Having already missed Pioneer Day myself—you know, the day of “the most organized and disciplined westward migration in American history” when Brigham Young led a four-month exodus from points east to the land of sun and salt (July 24th, 1847)—don’t let this and other red-letter days pass you by. Check your almanac and get your moon phases, gardening tips, and a boatload of whatnot.



