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- Thanks for the mention, and good to meet you at last!
- You are of course right with your remarks on Headshift not being a startup. See my longer reply at: http://blog.invisible.ch/2008/11/02/somesso/
- The photos are missing, I'll add them. When I'm not about to drop, like right now.
- some thing about given the cosmetics and related products mentions as they are used
- Very nice analysis and i think online community do search and get information also. http://www.oxyshopping.com
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11 months ago
As it seems not to be so far away from your home, could you not make a kind of share time ? 3 days a week in a place, 4 days in the other ?
A lot of people do that around here...
11 months ago
It's actually a good two hours from one place to another (not a lot by world standards, I'll admit). 3/4 days would be too much moving around for me (and the cat), I think. For the moment, I've blocked at least one extended week-end (4-5 days) per month up there. If I manage to stick to that, it'll already be way better than what I've been doing for the last year!
11 months ago
"What I have done, though, is opened up iCal and blocked 3-5 days here every month"
This is especially good. When you feel you're too busy emptying your inbox to find the time for vacation, just put vacation in the GTD-system itself :)
"Completely goal-driven, get the photos online, publish fast, sort, title, tag, sets, collections…"
Couldn't agree more that this prevents you from being fully at peace. Having too many "I have to do that" might make you feel more in control, but it's a stressful way to look at pleasurable things - kinda like parents rushing their kids through Disneyland, "we have to have fun, we have to have fun!"
I was surprised to see you posting pics in Twitpic. First thought was "haha, she HAD to be at least a bit online :)", then "wow, TwitPic is so not her: not tags, no collections, no easy way to retrieve... it's vacation alright :)".
Just dumping pics here and there for the simple pleasure of showing them to friends, and not having to make sure they have all the right metadata and such associated with them, not having to make them findable absolutely... This Is Good.
10 months ago
cool stuff!