Stealing sons’o’bitches
I saw this tweet earlier today and was reminded of how often I get that feeling. One thing is that some people have the time,… Læs mere »Stealing sons’o’bitches
Identity
The other day I was reminded of something that happened in the very, very early days of social media, long before it was called social… Læs mere »Identity
Eavesdropping and tweeting it!
I happened to overhear a conversation earlier today at a café, where I was getting myself a bite before picking up son at friends. It… Læs mere »Eavesdropping and tweeting it!
An Apple a day
As today is a very special day for all us Apple-geeks, I’ll use some of the horrible hours of waiting to present to you a… Læs mere »An Apple a day
Hung out to dry
There’ll be nothing about politics in this post, I swear. Lacking that, however, I’ll encourage you to check this great fashion report from Vanity Fair,… Læs mere »Hung out to dry
Egypt, the entertainment industry and tea towels
It’s hard to think of much beside or above the events in Egypt. If it’s not at the forefront of your mind, take a moment,… Læs mere »Egypt, the entertainment industry and tea towels
*OMMMM*
I market myself as a kind of social media strategist. Anyone who knows about these things also knows that all good things come to an… Læs mere »*OMMMM*
A few days on the Interwebs
Across all the media I (try to) follow on the Interwebs, all kinds of news and information appear every minute, hour, day. I read lots… Læs mere »A few days on the Interwebs
Back in the Native Land
Better known as Denmark. Denmark is the kind of country where one of the most publicised points in the new Plan to Save the Country… Læs mere »Back in the Native Land
A can of worms (what??)
* Sainsbury’s have finally gotten back to me on this issue. Scroll down to bottom to read end of story.* No, actually, what it was… Læs mere »A can of worms (what??)
Friendless in a Foreign Country
I like to overdo it a bit in my headlines. Do forgive. But – when I first left Denmark and came over here I never… Læs mere »Friendless in a Foreign Country
Censorship not needed
when millions of people willingly watch this brainwashing TV-station every day (it’s a mash-up obviously)? Watch the whole video, then sit back in your chair… Læs mere »Censorship not needed
I love this woman
Her name is Lenore and she’s a New Yorker. Some time ago she wrote a small article in a relatively obscure paper which inadvertently changed… Læs mere »I love this woman
#Iranelection
What’s with the # (hash-tag) you ask (if you’re not on Twitter). The above is the key word for any tweet about the Iranian election… Læs mere »#Iranelection
Is less always more or only sometimes?
Together with a lot of other Twitterers, I’ve enjoyed this article in the New York Times. It’s written by the clearly renowned writer Pico Iyer,… Læs mere »Is less always more or only sometimes?
Something to be thankful for? (and Aristotle for kids)
After using new Netvibes tools to arrange all the blogs I follow into neat groups, easy to sort through, I’ve hardly looked at them. The… Læs mere »Something to be thankful for? (and Aristotle for kids)
Silence
Just thought I should let you know why I’m eerily silent here on the blog. It’s not because I’m too busy Twittering, although I do… Læs mere »Silence
There's nothing a brain scan won't reveal
Science: Activity in Caudate Nucleus (a part of our brain) predicts our choices. That’s another part of our brain that seems to be moored in… Læs mere »There's nothing a brain scan won't reveal
