Entries from February 2008 ↓

Cleverly designed corner frames from German company Details

Funny new advertising from Zoo York

Meat tenderizer ring - saw some cool ones made from forks in the local artists Market the other day

iAno - Turns your iPhone into a fully functioning piano

tPod - Teabags with boats attached to float on top of your tea

Current state - interesting iPhone application concept to monitor your home’s energy useage

Google and Saatchi & Saatchi team up to promote Gmail in Russia:

Dubai - Interesting photo essay on the future of Dubai

Rightguard deodorant: Wongi Ryu

I’m waiting to go to the Sydney Rd festival, which is about 500 metres from my house. Sydney Rd is a great place - so many nationalities represented, unique bars and cafes. The whole street shuts down for music, food and lots of people. Theres tonnes of these street parties up this end of Melbourne and I love it. It should happen more often. Embracing culture, enjoying your Sunday, forgetting about work, frustrating car owners. All good.

I’m heavily into bikes. I’ve been riding to work every day, at least an hour and a half’s ride each day. 10 hours minimum a week. Excercise can be a pain, but it makes you feel so good, it’s an addiction, I like riding past cars stuck in traffic. Getting into yoga as well. Focussing on the energy within and the energy of nature. Powerful.

We want to live in Rio. In 4 years time. Cidade Magnifica. Sunsets on Ipanema, amazing people, I can’t stop thinking about it. One day. 1200 days.
We’re growing vegetables and herbs. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Peppers, Chillis, Mint, Rosemary, Basil, Coriander. I took a picture to show you, one day.

More opportunities to communicate with people across the world. Less time to do it. The digital conundrum.

Time to be bold, time to revolutionise, time to take control, time to stop being held back by myself. Time to stop dieing.

I need a change.

Hello.

So… I left my home in London.

Strange feelings on my last morning. I woke early and walked to Victoria Park, football in hand.

I started to feel really nostalgic. Wandering around the perimeter of the park, thoughts everywhere, I started thinking back to the start of the journey - November 2004 in Thailand. I can remember everything so clearly, like it’s only been a few months since I was there.

European travels, experiences with new friends, working professionally for the first time, ending relationships, beginning new ones, exposing myself to inspiring new cultures. I underestimate what i’ve been through.

Great memories. People who i’ve met and will never forget. Experiences that have forever shaped me as a person. I’ve enjoyed the journey, thanks for being a part of it.