I’m still off work, so I thought I’d be lazy and recycle a few of my favourite posts from the last couple of years of this blog. They are all still around, but with over 180 or so in the archive, the good ones are becoming increasingly difficult to find. So in no particular order:
- 12 ways to procrastinate when writing a TMA – a particular favourite – it still gets a trickle of readers every week even though it’s from April 2009 when I was struggling to be motivated enough to write TMA02 for ED209.
- So what is twitter for? – is a question I’m still asking myself, even though I tweet quite a bit. It’s in my ‘best of’ list as I had a lovely email from Emily, my daughter, after I’d written it.
- What’s in a name? – seemed to strike a particular chord with visitors from Milton Keynes for some reason
- PAFEC – August 1991 – a trip down memory lane, particularly as the ‘after’ photograph was taken on 8th August 1991, the day of my (late) father’s birthday. Because of that, I know precisely where I was about 30 minutes after the photograph was taken. PAFEC was a great company to work for and learn about the software business in. My father was a great inspiration to me. I miss them both.
- ED209 result – I’m just hoping that my DD303 result is as good!
- Irrationality – a brief review of Stuart Sutherland’s book. It isn’t the most wonderful post I’ve written, but if it encourages you to go and read his book then that’s great. And remarkably useful in shedding light on a couple of the more difficult chapters in DD303, too.
And if you have enjoyed my blog, can I encourage you to think about donating to HOPEHIV if you can, and also pass on my thanks (again) to those who have already done so. I’m not running a marathon or sitting in a vat of cold baked beans (like many people who ask for sponsorship are), but sometimes DD303 can feel a bit like that!
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