Boots and slippers
Joseph on Jun 20th 2010
As I was wandering the lanes and back-streets from a great afternoon at the White Rabbit Gallery in Chippendale, I decided to stay in the lanes to see if I could recognise the backs of the houses I knew well from passing them so often from the front. After stopping to consider if seven potted [...]
Abandoned foundations
Joseph on Jun 14th 2010
In the past few months I have been noticing pairs of shoes left in the outdoors, snug, together, as if in the closet or by the door. They all look wearable and usable, but alone and apparently un-claimed. Here’s a pair from yesterday. This pair was at Bondi Beach, a short walk from the beach, [...]
Internet democracy
Joseph on Jun 10th 2010
Provocative presentation from Brett Solomon, Campaign Director at Avaaz.org about Citizen Journalism and Democracy. Great stats, interesting and useful facts, and an intelligent view, based on fact, not rhetoric. Covers several different issues in one sweep in 14 minutes. well done!
work/life balance is a collection of small decisions
Joseph on Jun 2nd 2010
Too many people spend too much time: working long hard hoursĀ at jobs they hate to enable them to buy things they don’t need to impress people they don’t like. It’s my contention that going to work on a Friday in jeans and a t-shirt isn’t really getting to the nub of the issue.





