Perhaps there's a danger that blogs could become skips for the dumping of all kinds of things?
I think I'm definitely carrying this blog/home improvement thing too far.
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Repository for reflections on all aspects of e-learning and digital culture.
About Me
- Tony McNeill
- I'm Principal Lecturer in Blended Learning and Educational Technology at Kingston University.
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This blog was originally created in February 2007 as part of an online course called Beyond E-moderating.
It's now developed a 'second life' as a repository for random thoughts on various aspects of online learning and digital culture. I have another blog for my Twitter project (2009-10)
It's now developed a 'second life' as a repository for random thoughts on various aspects of online learning and digital culture. I have another blog for my Twitter project (2009-10)
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Not much progress on the Kitchen front maybe but, if I might be so bold to say so, a VERY nice skip.
In fact I'd go so far as to say it has the "classic" skip form and colour. In many ways the percect skip.
From an admirer :)
Your kind words about my skip more than make up for the lack of progress on my kitchen.
It must give you intense satisfaction to look out of your window each morning and see something as quientessentially beautiful as that parked in your driveway.
I envy you that experience, you're a very lucky man.
The skip does have a slightly tidier interior than my car.
I find that hard to believe coming from a man with such an obviously cultured approach to home-improvement and skip hire !!??.
Are you saying that "my other car's a skip" or should that be "my other skip's a car" ?.
Yours
Dissolusion of Dunroamin
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