Comments on: Intentions http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/ raising loki in okie land Thu, 22 May 2008 19:55:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Carleen Huxley http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51324 Carleen Huxley Sun, 22 Oct 2006 00:28:58 +0000 http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51324 Hey Linn! How neat it was to discover all your comments in our moderating box. And thank you for Thomas Breivik's link. It's interesting to see how the W2 movement is taking on overseas. We were just discussing this subject with some friends of ours over breakfast this morning. There is so much that can be said about it. Hey Linn! How neat it was to discover all your comments in our moderating box. And thank you for Thomas Breivik’s link. It’s interesting to see how the W2 movement is taking on overseas. We were just discussing this subject with some friends of ours over breakfast this morning. There is so much that can be said about it.

]]> By: Linn http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51308 Linn Sat, 21 Oct 2006 19:43:54 +0000 http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51308 Well...this blogg has obviously come to my attention at a rather busy time in my life, because this is just riveting! I'm sitting at home on a Saturday night trying to finish the monstrosity which is my thesis, and well, I'm gonna have such a great time reading through this blog! I thought of you a lot this week, Carleen, because there's been a lot of seminars and discussions here about Web 2.0, librarians and the conservation of information! It's been my pet subject of the week, although I should be concentrating on finishing! So I went to your flickr to see if I could find an email address, which brought me here! And I suppose this is a good a time as any to introduce <a href="http://lib1point5.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow">Thomas Breivik</a> - a nerdy librarian here in Bergen that I adore, which instigated my search for you!;) Just wanted to share him with you, thought you might be interested! I didn't get the chance to attend any of the seminars, though - but there's another one coming up soon! As for the spelling...I totally agree with you Mike! The spelling is a great indicator of what you guys are going through! It's a great way to record the insomnia! And really? Liam is a difficult word to pronounce? How odd! Well…this blogg has obviously come to my attention at a rather busy time in my life, because this is just riveting! I’m sitting at home on a Saturday night trying to finish the monstrosity which is my thesis, and well, I’m gonna have such a great time reading through this blog!
I thought of you a lot this week, Carleen, because there’s been a lot of seminars and discussions here about Web 2.0, librarians and the conservation of information! It’s been my pet subject of the week, although I should be concentrating on finishing! So I went to your flickr to see if I could find an email address, which brought me here! And I suppose this is a good a time as any to introduce Thomas Breivik - a nerdy librarian here in Bergen that I adore, which instigated my search for you!;) Just wanted to share him with you, thought you might be interested! I didn’t get the chance to attend any of the seminars, though - but there’s another one coming up soon!

As for the spelling…I totally agree with you Mike! The spelling is a great indicator of what you guys are going through! It’s a great way to record the insomnia! And really? Liam is a difficult word to pronounce? How odd!

]]> By: Michael Huxley http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51283 Michael Huxley Sat, 21 Oct 2006 06:14:31 +0000 http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51283 I pointed out the various typo's in this post to Carleen, not to be an ass, but to illustrate how we both are being affected by the lack of sleep. She asked me to edit the post, but I'm not sure, in this instance, we should do that. For one thing, it will forever be a reminder of this period in our lives and our mental state at the time. The typo's give you, the reader, a glimpse into our lives that could never be expressed in words. Not that we have the words anyway. And while Carleen struggles with words, I struggle with numbers. I have messed up 3 numbers jobs at work within the past 2 weeks. I had one that had a starting number of "125" I started the job at "195" - go figure. I pointed out the various typo’s in this post to Carleen, not to be an ass, but to illustrate how we both are being affected by the lack of sleep. She asked me to edit the post, but I’m not sure, in this instance, we should do that. For one thing, it will forever be a reminder of this period in our lives and our mental state at the time. The typo’s give you, the reader, a glimpse into our lives that could never be expressed in words. Not that we have the words anyway.

And while Carleen struggles with words, I struggle with numbers. I have messed up 3 numbers jobs at work within the past 2 weeks. I had one that had a starting number of “125″ I started the job at “195″ - go figure.

]]> By: Mike Huxley http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51183 Mike Huxley Wed, 18 Oct 2006 18:43:38 +0000 http://www.huggin.net/blog/2006/10/18/intentions/#comment-51183 Seriously - she's not kidding. In fact, more people get his name wrong than get it right. It's bizarre. I never would have placed a 4-letter name on the list of "Hard Names to Pronounce". Liam. I mean, Xorn; now THAT'S a tough name, but Liam? Seriously - she’s not kidding. In fact, more people get his name wrong than get it right. It’s bizarre. I never would have placed a 4-letter name on the list of “Hard Names to Pronounce”. Liam. I mean, Xorn; now THAT’S a tough name, but Liam?

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