Merit Badges For Life.

Supermarket - Disorderly Goods

(via @supermarkett)

Co-workers who look like paintings.

I'd love to start a blog like this. Oh, for more time in a day...


I took this during a webcast session in our conference room yesterday. The painting is one of my faves. And I love the modern take – with a pen.

My desk this morning.

This is what happens when two of your best friends discover a bag of mannequin heads next door - you come to work to find a Foursquare location called "The Head Farm" located where your desk was.

The Head Farm - a set on Flickr

Jobs Of Yesteryear: Obsolete Occupations.

I love you, NPR.

As computers and automated systems increasingly take the jobs humans once held, entire professions are now extinct. Click through the gallery to see examples of endangered professions, from milkman to telegrapher, and hear from people who once filled those oft-forgotten jobs.




The Jobs Of Yesteryear: Obsolete Occupations : NPR

I love my coworkers.

Why? Because they post stuff like this on our intranet.

Indexing a Career: A Career Path in Pictures

I've posted Jessica Hagy's little drawings before, but finding this new PDF of her work on ChangeThis made me want to post her again. She's got mad IA skills with a simple pen and 3"x5" note cards.





Jessica Hagy has a unique and irreverent sense of humor, and has the ability to capture complex realities in a 3” by 5” frame. Here she has organized a series of twenty index cards she has created throughout the years, plotting the trajectory of an imagined, but possibly recognizable, career path.

ChangeThis :: Indexing a Career: A Career Path in Pictures

See more of Jessica's work on her blog. Like this little gem:

One for my co-workers.

Swearing at work is officially good

We're officially healthy. Metro.co.uk sez so.

p.s. This headline is also kind of fantastic:
Trouserless man blames leprechaun