My thoughts on morning people, mornings in general, caffeine withdrawl, and how to fix the world.

Allegra Goodman: Calming the Inner Critic and Getting to Work

Despite its use of the dreaded carpe diem, this article captures some of the essence of the creative process. Perhaps it is possible to get past writer's block. We'll see. Being from the NY Times, you must be a registered user (free, of course) to read the article.
posted by Dave Adams at 16:57

Some of my friends were on the team that built Peoplestreet. It was a grueling project. It seems to be coming onto the web at a bad time. But it might actually be useful.

I signed up. I'm easy. I'll sign up for practically any web service.
posted by Dave Adams at 09:43

Well, it only took me 5 days to post a 2nd time. I'm sure this will start to pick up.

Things I plan to rant about in the near future:

Can you be a night person, have school-aged children, and stay sane?

The fabulous GIMP

The Cat who couldn't say No.

The bane of media addiction

Well, I ought to be writing javaScript code, if you can call javaScript "code".

posted by Dave Adams at 17:55

Well, I was up half the night working and listening to The Connection, which was talking about blogs. I figured, WTF, I'll add a blog to my fledging eCommerce slacker website. This gives me a touch of motivation to actually start adding content to the site, perhaps draw in some readers. Probably not.

Today I'm working from home, and decided to use my lunch break (2:30 is about the right time for lunch, isn't it?) to set the blinkin' blog up.

Welcome.
posted by Dave Adams at 14:38