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"Your books are full of places and people from the past. They tell you who you were and how you got to now. What you liked, loved or otherwise. How life has changed. Take them down and spend an hour with them." — Iain Broome

The Guardian proves there is still hope for the newspaper. A model other papers might want to pay attention to.

Austin Kleon writes in praise of the good old-fashioned hobby.

Looking for a great list of blogs to read? Start here. Tremendous gratitude for having made the list.

And when he tossed his instrument into the air at the very end of the song, it never appeared to land; it was almost as if Mr. Harrison had grabbed it himself in midair to signal, “That’s enough of that.”

A timely reminder for those that are unaware that I’m different.

Reasons to keep a personal journal or sketchbook / Boing Boing

Skip Moleskines, at least the expensive ones, if you’re just starting out. Cheap is the freedom to experiment.

I’ve been mulling a larger post about this idea but have not fully formed it yet. This is the spirit of it though.

Nicholas Bate gives us the futurism we need.