Archive for the ‘walk’ Category

She believed she could…

Thursday, October 28th, 2010

I’ve started to write again. Well I’m sprouting really. It’s chick lit. A bit of a surprise for me too. But it seems working so why not. And I’ve decided to have a full first draft by end of this year. My Aunty added that it would be published within the new year. Amen. image [...]

Pete Dungey’s Pothole Gardens

Saturday, March 27th, 2010

Love this concept! Pothole Gardens by Pete Dungey On a related/unrelated note you may want to check out guerilla gardening

Art In Stead: Billboard’s Project

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

Currently replacing billboards around LA: How Many Billboards – Art Instead , a project by the MAK center for art & architecture via Good magazine We need this in more cities!!

Real World Photoshop

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

One of the most inspiring ideas/images I’ve seen in ages, especially from a product design perspective! head to wandaaaa’s flickr stream for larger versions. via automatism

apartment diet | start with a corner

Sunday, January 31st, 2010

A new project my good friend tip & i have been talking about since Sept …. and we’ve finally moved a part of it “apartment diet | start with a corner” online. We’ll be posting our inspirations here More info on apartment diet to come ps I was bizarrely reticent to post this – something [...]

Procrastination…

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

I keep meaning to post but I’ve been sending links & cool stuff via twitter (@natstories) and I guess I’ve been, well…procrastinating. So here’s hoping just posting something will get me back to blogging (and storytelling and…) Happy Wednesday! Image from the fab folks @ Harold’s Planet

Spending too much time at the office?

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

I am so overdue for a post – and this pretty much sums it up (that and holidays and distractions and… ;) Needless to say I’ve been spending too much time on pretty much everything but writing and storytelling…. …And blogging. More posts SOON!

Flying to Roots & Ancient Homelands

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

“Here is our long-forgotten family home. And, having heard now and then the voice of ancestors calling, Like a grey little forest bird, from far-away centuries, I fly to you,…” …It’s late, I’ve just finished some last minute work and I’m off to Poland on a “roots trip” with (almost) ALL my family very early [...]

Mondrian… And Me

Monday, December 24th, 2007

The other day I thought "Mondrian". And as I sat to write today it came back…  At the same time, this very morning, I mapped out my family story project "the family forest" as if it was a patchwork quilt.   The quilt/grid I mapped out by hand had 24. 4 rows, 6 columns. I [...]

Life’s A Great Balancing Act

Monday, July 9th, 2007

A Story  This tale takes place back in the days when men were God fearing and sought absolution for their crimes from Rabbis and other such intermediaries… …And so it was that two men found themselves receiving a punishment for a crime they had committed: only after they crossed the ravine that lay on the [...]