Google Waves.

You've probably all heard about the Wave from Google. If not you can use Google's excellent search engine to find some information about it. I've been having a lot of fun with my copy (I've organised 12 barbecues already).

And I've also been helping some of the people around the office understand how it works. To do this I've been making excellent use of a pen and paper.

 

People seemed to have found it pretty helpful. The Witch riding an arrow is a really useful way of thinking about the flow of something or other.

That's pretty much all I have to say on the matter.

So I'll catch you all later.

Comments

[Ashley Dean]

Maybe a little cheeky, but do you have any spare invites?

Also love your new hairdo!

[Paul H. Colman]

Invites for what, the Wave?

Do you really want, really really?

[Ashley Newall]

But of course I do. I want it, I really really want it.

Something else I would really really really like would be a placement at your studio.

I would give my soul for either.

[Paul H. Colman]

Studio? Life in the middle doesn't have a studio. The whole operation is run out of a shed.

[Ashley Newall]

I like shed work :)
You post photos of you in a studio, is that W&K? I am happy with anywhere with a kettle ^_^

I have received an invite to wave too :D Thanks a lot if it was you who sent it.

[Paul H. Colman]

Yes, I work at W+K.

Although I'm in the planning department. We do though mix everyone up, so I sit near some of the studio boys and girls.

Send me an email and I'll put you in contact with the head of studio.

[nic]

You owe my 4p a mention of the google witch

[Paul H. Colman]

I had actually drawn the witch when you said it, but fine - I'll sort you a Maccers, how does that sound?

[John]

I assume that the usual suspects have been invited to the barbecues?

[Paul H. Colman]

Of course John. I'll see you there.