It’s hard to start writing. And finish what I was writing. Hence the big pictures and vast time between blog posts. Sorry about that folks. Glad you could stick around. There’s plenty more to share, the hardest is finding the time to sit down and write.
I’ve been consumed with designing, construction administration (yes, things are being built right now that I drew!), marketing, organizing PechaKucha Nights, and so very much more. Still no excuse to leave you hanging, dear reader.
There are so many places to interact, connect, and catch up on the web, and now that I have a fancy iPhone, there are plenty of apps to update everyone. I thought you might like to know what’s happening lately, so I’ve compiled a list so that all you creepers won’t miss out.
Instagram: Follow me @designing4. Instagram is like Twitter for iPhone owners that are more into pictures than words (totally me). Post pictures of your everyday happenings with one click to Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, email, and all of your followers. This amazing app takes great photos, too!
Pinterest: Remember bulletin boards? They are a great way to keep inspiring pictures and clippings together to remind you of a great color or pattern. Pinterest has created a way to “pin” pictures super easy from your web browser and catalog it to a specific categorized board. There’s even an app. Fantastic!
PechaKucha: 20 slides x 20 seconds per slide x numerous creative people = an amazing quarterly event. If you are anywhere near Springfield, Missouri, we would love to have you out! I foolishly signed up to be the founder/organizer for this global organization here in Springfield, and haven’t looked back since. Next one coming up is #3 on July 1st, and then #4 on September 23. Oh the distance I’ve come… this introvert planning community events!
Don’t forget about the basics, either: I’m always on Twitter, and Facebook is a great way to know when a new blog post is up.
Alright. Now you have properly been informed of the best ways to stalk *umgh* follow me from your smartphone (or “iNeglect” as my lovely man calls it), laptop, desktop, HTPC, work computer, or maybe even an Apple store. Enjoy.
“You can do anything, but not everything” -David Allen
Sweet dreams,
