DecemberDec 3 Thursday 09
Coffee with @markdfuller at Uptown Espresso.
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DecemberDec 2 Wednesday 09
It's one of those moments where I realize how much I love doing graphic design.
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DecemberDec 1 Tuesday 09
One of my favorite things in the world is getting a design back from the printer after spending weeks only seeing it on screen.
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Eating lunch and watching @simmy's Build talk on “Practice Makes Pixel Perfect.” http://vimeo.com/7831399
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I have a love/hate relationship with setting large amounts of body copy.
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Hello December.
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NovemberNov 30 Monday 09
Giving Keurig's limited edition Pumpkin Spice coffee a try this morning.
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Just got back from a nice bike ride.
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NovemberNov 28 Saturday 09
Red cup!! Hopefully the first of many this year! http://twitpic.com/rcva0
updated Nov 28, 2009 via Twitter
Thank you for your thoughts @alannarae, @andyborghesani, @hindsightencore, and @kellyannStClare. I miss the little guy!
updated Nov 28, 2009 via Twitter
My fish, Cupertino, died last night. http://bit.ly/hdSGk
updated Nov 28, 2009 via Twitter
Currently reading (and loving!): http://twitpic.com/r6pma
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NovemberNov 26 Thursday 09
Things I Am Thankful for (in no particular order):
Jesus, my family and friends, music, my school, Apple products, Keurig K-cups, pumpkin muffins, the new albums from Switchfoot and Relient K, Toms Shoes, Evernote, Helvetica, grids, my roommates, the Mars Hill podcast, being outside, the fact that the coffee shop ladies …
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“And though I ebb in worth, I’ll flow in thanks.” —John Taylor
updated Nov 26, 2009 via Twitter
NovemberNov 25 Wednesday 09
My review of ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ is now online: http://bit.ly/7MuFYY
updated Nov 25, 2009 via Twitter
You Really Are Fantastic
2009 seems to be a year filled with “children’s movies” with deeper stories that everyone can enjoy. Pixar’s Up was an heartfelt story of life, death, friendship, and adventure and then Spike Jonze’s adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are took a mature …
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A huge thank you to @Tschet for the Google Wave invite! I'll have to play with this a bit more this weekend!
updated Nov 25, 2009 via Twitter
Pencil and paper.
updated Nov 25, 2009 via Twitter