Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:51 pm
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:48 pm
Sounds Like
Stranger on Phone: said
Hello, is [sounds like "Ashley"] Smalls there?
Me: said
I'm sorry, who are you trying to reach?
Stranger on Phone: said
[Sounds like "Ashley"] Sims, please.
Me: said
Are you saying "Ashley Sims"?
Stranger on Phone: said
No, [sounds like "Ashley"] Simpson.
Me: said
Still can't quite understand who you're looking for. Are you saying "Ashley Simpson"?
Stranger on Phone: said
No. Sir, I'm looking for [sounds like "Ash"] Sellers.
Me: said
Oh, "Ash Sellers"?
Stranger on Phone: said
NO. NO. Please. Listen, I'm looking for Nash Lee Simmons. N-A-S-H.
Me: said
Sorry, there's no Nash at this number.
Stranger on Phone: said
Is there an Ash Simmons? A-S-H?
Me: said
No, no Ash either.
Stranger on Phone: said
Why did you ask so many times if I wanted Ashley then?
Me: said
I was just trying to make sure I knew exactly what you needed. Have a good day!
Stranger on Phone: said
Okay. I guess.
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:47 pm
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:47 pm
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:46 pm
iPad desktop time. My wallpaper is the one I posted this weekend (I use the matching lock screen wallpaper.) SketchBook Pro and Pages are getting a lot of use. You can tell what I think of Twitterrific by its placement.
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:46 pm
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:45 pm
From Me To You: A Disposable Two Hours »
I know I can’t go back to Paris in the 40s when artists like Hemingway and Man Ray hung out in cafes all day but it certainly felt that way sitting outside Gallery Espresso in Savannah with friends and new artist acquaintances talking about art and projects. My ears perked up when artist …
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:44 pm
One melancholy thought occurs as my fingers glide and flow over the surface of this astonishing object: Douglas Adams is not alive to see the closest thing to his Hitchhiker’s Guide that humankind has yet devised.
– Stephen Fry in The iPad Launch: Can Steve Jobs Do It Again? (via dstrelau)
Posted
on April 6 2010
at 1:44 pm
Summer Snapshot - a sun-soaked Super-8 film »
The last stretch before the summer and all that it brings is the hardest - perhaps supporting the Summer Snapshot Kickstarter project will help pass the days.
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on April 6 2010
at 1:42 pm
