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Today I will, like many other Londoners, just get on with what I do. I found it hard to write anything much yesterday – shock and fear. I don’t know how much I’ll manage to share with you today, just take it one step at a time. This morning I’m keeping two pieces of wisdom…
My passport expires tomorrow
Yikes! When I got this, 25th October 2010 seemed a very very long time away. It was still a massive novelty to be saying 2000-and-something and being in the noughties, let alone considering the second decade of the 21st Century. I can’t remember why I renewed it when I did. But I’m guessing that it…
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Bootstrapping online and offline
When I’m bragging (yes, I’m generally too modest, but occasionally it happens!) that the things I was talking feverishly about 2 years ago are now what make me a living, people often ask “So what are you talking feverishly about now” When I tell them “face-to-face ” they sometimes look a bit disappointed, but that’s…