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Tether. End Of. Paid Members Public
One way or another, it’s been a long six months. I’ve made my usual mistake of not taking any significant time off for half the year, and am tired, niggly and unenthusiastic as a result. Holiday beckons. But reading a couple of posts today has made me realise
The Problem With... Paid Members Public
…turning something you love as a hobby into your job, is that sometimes it leaves you no time to do the thing you love. And the problem with that, is you can start to lose your passion, to forget why you did this in the first place.Note to self:
The Importance of Disconnecting (Occasionally) Paid Members Public
“Moderation in everything,” my late mother used to say, somewhat ironically given how much unused wool and unpainted china she left behind. But, like many clichés, it has a deep element of truth, as I’ve discovered by disconnecting somewhat from my normal blogging-twittering-photographing lifestyle. A quiet weekend with friends
2008, Journalists & Blogging: A Parting Shot Paid Members Public
Reflections on a difficult year working on the intersection of journalism and emerging media.
Ann Tinworth, 1939 - 2008 Paid Members Public
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2008/07/DSCF0189.jpg?ssl=1] There are some phrases that your head just refuses to accept as applying to you. “My Mum is dead” is one of them. But my head is going to have to get used to the
