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Category Archives: DS106
Dogs of war – or peace?
Today’s Daily Create asks us to Try this site that gives you a bit of control over world maps. It allows you to re-orientate the world map to specific countries (so you change the common perspective found in so many maps). You … Continue reading
Three in the Wild
Out in the garden after breakfast today – losing the cats under the long grass, marveling at all of the fruit on our apple and plum trees. It was hard to find a place to take a photo of only … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Garden, Scotland
Tagged #blogging4life, #DS106, #TDC4915, apples, bramley, garden
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Unparalleled Misalignments
An excellent Daily Create today: Unparalleled Misalignments are “pairs of non-synonymous phrases where the words in one phrase are each synonyms of the words in the other.” Did you see what we did there in the title of today’s Daily … Continue reading
Castle in the Sky
Today’s Daily Create asks us to: Design your version of a castle in the sky. Make a drawing or an image of your castle in the sky (note that make does not mean “make a google search for someone else’s image”) I found a … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, Doodles, DS106
Tagged #blogging4life, castle, Daily Create, doodle, Lunapic
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Turner and the Dragon
Today is St George’s Day, and today’s Daily Create celebrates that and asks us to “make some art to celebrate this auspicious day”. April 23rd is also Turner’s birthday, and I wanted to make something to mix these two days … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, Doodles, DS106
Tagged #blogging4life, #DS106, Daily Create, dragon, St George's Day, Turner
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My blogging journey
I started my blog on 17th July 2012, originally as a WordPress.com hosted site. I blogged sporadically about conferences I’d attended, bits of philosophy that interested me (at the time I was a tutor in Philosophy as well as a … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, #rhizo14, #rhizo15, D&G, DailyCreate, DS106, Peer interaction, PhD, Writing
Tagged #blogging4life, #clmooc, #DS106, blogging, community, reflection
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Starry Night
Today is Vincent van Gogh’s birthday, and the Daily Create asks us to create art appropriate for a birthday card. I began with a sunflower I’d drawn sunflower flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license And … Continue reading
Boundaries
Yesterday’s Daily Create was about boundaries, and I was thinking about what my response would be as I was walking up to a Uni meeting yesterday morning. First, as I got off the bus and started walking up the path, … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Photos, Scotland, University
Tagged #blogging4life, Boundaries, Glasgow University, Kelvingrove
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I love …
Inspired by today’s Daily Create based on Kim Douillard’s blog post. I love. I love to sit and knit on a winter evenings, sitting on the sofa in front of the TV, with my legs wrapped up in a Shetland … Continue reading
Eliza
Eliza flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license I first came across Eliza in 1980, when an uncle gave my dad Gödel, Escher, Bach for Christmas. Dad loved it, and so did I when I read … Continue reading