My ridiculously comfortable office. (Taken with instagram)
Every day, I’m shovelin’ (Taken with instagram)
On my new gig
In case you haven’t noticed, I’ve started writing for The Daily Dot.
I’m utterly stoked about this, since I’ve been a fan for a while and I’ve been itching to write about the Web again.
It has a lot of great writers who are doing a ton of excellent work, and everyone’s been a pleasure to work with. It might only be a couple of days into my tenure there, yet I already know I’m going to love it. I hope to do some great things with the team.
You should like us on Facebook, follow on Twitter, follow on Tumblr and, of course, read our articles.
I have a few other things going on, such as working with a company that hasn’t officially launched yet. Busy days for me, and I’m looking for yet more projects. I must be daft.
Interview with the creator of the terrific Drunk Ron Swanson
Great stuff and a grand interview.
However, I’d like to point out I posted an Endless Youtube thing of this last June. I’m totally ahead of the curve.
Meanwhile, check out this video of Nick Offerman building a canoe. It’s every bit as good as you can imagine.
When life gives you overripe bananas, make banana bread. (Taken with instagram)
My new favourite Tumblr - Film Studies Ryan Gosling
It’s a meme that just won’t go away, but I love it.
It only took 6 months to get through. #slowreader (Taken with instagram)
One step backward, five steps forward
2011 was a mixed bag of a year for me. For the most part, things were good. I had a job I liked very much and was good at, enjoyed an excellent week in New York and am now living in a great apartment.
There were a couple of hiccups on the professional front. They were disappointments more than anything, and they were not things I could do anything about, so I can’t be too downbeat. I’m not one to whine and complain though (especially on the Internet), so I’m looking ahead and creating a plan for 2012 and what I want to achieve in the upcoming calendar year.
This is basically a new series of Whose Line Is It Anyway? How did I not know about this until now?
