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Semagic's started doing that odd thing to me again where when I open it up a draft of something I've already posted has been loaded. Thinking about it, it's usually something I've posted to a community. Maybe there's something in that.

I'm feeling restless at the minute. I've picked myself a few new icons but I still want a new style and I still don't really have the ideas/energy to create one. I don't even have the ideas/energy for the projects I'm committed to as it is. Still, work has moved into the testing phase of the development cycle again which, in addition to being really boring (necessary, I know, but really boring), will hopefully free up some of my creative urges again.

I'm going through one of my un-helpful phases where I want things to be different, but not enough to actually do something about it. I want to be losing weight again, but I don't seem to be able to actually make sensible choices instead of just indulging myself all the time. I console myself by reminding myself that this too will pass, I just wish I could make it pass quicker.

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Calling London photographers/camera owners - the way we see it, a project to capture bits of London from as many different pov's as possible. A neat idea for a project. I wonder (a) if we could do an Oxford one and (b) whether Kris the photoblogging researcher has seen it (perhaps Jenni or Jeremy could email him - I've lost his address).

Lazyweb

There's plenty of challenge site out there. There are photography challenges, art challenges, fiction challenges, userpic challenges, you name it. I've realised recently though, that what I'd really like is a thought challenge. Once a week, or maybe once every two weeks, it would give me a write-up and link some resources on some philosophical idea, or perhaps a political, social or moral issue. Just something to think about. To expand my perceptions. So, lazyweb, is there anything out there?