Author Archives: Chris

Light rain #2

Early morning drizzle in Taipei, Taiwan

• #photo#taiwan

Light rain

A rainy night in Taipei, Taiwan

• #photo#taiwan

Suit birthday

We’ve been at this a long time, but damn.

Two things I never imagined I’d be able to say: Today marks 12 years of business for a tiny freelance design studio I started when I was 17-years-old. And I’m writing this from Taiwan.

• #william#work

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.

— George Bernard Shaw

• #quote

Official office cat

Looking out the office window in Taipei, Taiwan

Previously at the intersection of Cats & Work: On Tuesdays, I stay at home and Cat & mouse

• #photo#taiwan

Nonstop action #2

Just landed at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport

Previously: Nonstop action (2013)

• #photo#taiwan

In-flight information

Waiting to take off from New York to Taipei

15.5 hours nonstop.

• #new-york#photo#taiwan

Come again?

Kristina Morales with Akashic Soul at Cafe Negril in New Orleans

Blessed: Visiting New Orleans each year and listening to my favorite live musicians from previous trips.

Last year: Kristina Morales at The Spotted Cat Music Club

• #music#new-orleans#photo

Mirror music

Sarah McCoy & The Oopsie Daisies at The Spotted Cat Music Club in New Orleans

Last year at The Spotted Cat: Solo break

• #music#new-orleans#photo

Wild card

Hanging out at Bacchanal in Bywater, New Orleans

• #new-orleans#photo

That’ll work #2

Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers at Blue Nile in New Orleans

Last year: That’ll work

• #music#new-orleans#photo

Add new note

Britney Chauntae at Blue Nile in New Orleans

Saw her perform a few songs at Kermit Ruffins’ show. Way too short of a set. Can’t wait to see more.

• #music#new-orleans#photo

If bad ideas
were an Olympic event,
this would take the gold.

—Found haiku in The Walking Dead (Season 1, Episode 2)

• #found-haiku#tv

Prism vision

Ina reading at the dinner table in Crozet, Virginia

• #photo#virginia

We have a paradox about progress: many people complain about how stuck in the past their organizations are, yet point to the lack of adoption of remote work as an indicator of it’s uselessnesses, rather than a reflection of their organization’s fearful grip on the status quo.

— Scott Berkun in his article Why Isn’t Remote Work More Popular?

• #quote#work

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