Fueled by green Jasmine tea I worked on my book, 7 chapters of 15 have a 1st draft waiting for critical eyes. On my pimped desk, amongst Orchids and scented candles. It works wonders for ones productivity.
I managed to master the art of a PayPal button and WordPress, well the WordPress theme I use for my portfolio website, that is – not an easy task! So now you can buy my fancy postcards, created on MOO’s thick 16pt, sustainably sourced paper stock, with a glossy laminate finish one one side. The other side is lightly coated with a faint satin finish – for better writing. These cards are fab, because I made them.
The next step is to be able to handle multiple choices and perhaps a little PayPal shopping cart, buy hey, it’s book writing and studying time for my Google Exams, so yes, some things just have to be left on the back burner until further notice
A week or so ago – me and a colleague stumbled across a bunch of people dancing in the rain in Gothenburg, Sweden – in the middle of the street. We did the only reasonable thing – we joined in of course!
That is the story of how I ended up on a roof terrace office this week, shaking my ass to some tunes at Lunch Beat Goteborg with Sarah;
I dig this! Google released an inspirational, mobile marketing and statistics insight “site” the other day – called The Mobile Playbook. Even though the statistics are mainly generated from the US, it’s a relevant and inspirational read for anyone gearing up for mobile devices and want to know more about how, when and where we use them – to be able to tap in to the potential of mobile.
Emilie Autumn – a delightful performance on stage of wayward Victorian girl mayhem.I’ve had cupcakes and cookies thrown at me and tried to stay away from having tea thrown in my face.
Red wine at two a clock in the afternoon on a Wednesday brings out the European in me with now American friends. Good friends and good wine, makes a good life. Careful scientific observation brings back cocktail hour at 2.
I’ve made 48 vegan cupcakes in one day, prepared two batches of homemade tomato sauce for pizza and topped it all off with some making of homemade Baba Ganough and then a batch of rawbars. Nom. Nom. Nom.
Spent most part of the weekend hanging out with my computer, writing on my book. An truly awesome feeling when it all incredibly start to take shape somewhere else then in my minds eye.
The motivation for finishing my book and taking my AdWords certificate arrived from Amazon during the week. However I was naughty and managed to read the Paul Arden book on Saturday evening.
I watched the follow-up movie to Food Inc – Hungry For Change. If you haven’t seen Food Inc, see it! together with Forks over Knifes - it even made Russel Brand a vegan – fancy that
Gaining weight, looking puffy and feeling un-energized is not a natural state of existence for human beings, or any beings at all for that matter. Hungry for change educates and MOTIVATES you to kick out the shitty so called food with no nutritional value, laced with chemicals and sugar and replace it with healthy green vegetables or organic heirloom alternatives.
Not convinced? here are some fun facts of what the average person eats every day:
This is a image of what MSG does to rats, and inevitably to humans too. MSG is found in most processed food, or simple staples such as bullion, spices, pasta sauces etc, etc.
Your diet soda or diet “food” product – here is a full list of side effects caused by the most common sweetener in the world. Pilots for example knows that they can never drink diet soda for example, since it will effect your eyesight and other functions in your brain. You should avoid it too.
Watch this video of Jamie Oliver - talking about food ad a TED talk – and watch him unload a wheel barrel of sugar, that is the average sugar consumption for a child, from MILK alone and start thinking about the foundation you build for your children, by the food choices they make or you make for them.
Hello - I'm Veronica!
My blog is about my art, design, marketing and other digital knowledge which I love to share. To sum it up: Quite geeky but with a dash of healthy imagination.
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