A week in Tweets: 29 August – 4 September 2010
A week that is not weak but might go sqweek if you tweeked it hard enough? Whichever way you take it, it’s another weeks’-worth of Tweets and links, in the usual categories and same-old ‘Read more…’ link:
Enterprise-architecture, business-architecture, business-strategy, innovation and suchlike ‘big-picture’ matters:
- SAlhir: RT @Annemcx @memeticbrand Fostering social capital in knowledge economy http://goo.gl/fb/euT65 #business (via @biznewshub) <insightful overview of different countries’ and cultures’ support for social-capital and innovation – book-review of ‘The Global Environment of Business: new paradigms for international management’ in Indian newspaper ‘The Hindu’
- pallega: Largest misunderstanding is thinking that #bizarch is separate from #entarch. EA encompasses business architecture – they are entwined. <EA encompasses/interlinks all other archs for the org – the error Philip describes comes from IT-centric thinking, assuming that EA is solely/primarily about IT
- SAlhir: “Marketing is about values” Steve Jobs [1997] (per @jack @carbonmade) http://youtu.be/vmG9jzCHtSQ <brilliant summary of key themes in #entarch/#bizarch (intro to Apple’s ‘Think Different’ campaign)
- business_design: Can a company without lateral thinkers innovate their business model? How are you boosting the lateral thinkers in your org? <is key in #entarch/#bizarch too
- simonbrown: RT @arnonrgo: RT @colin_jack: RT @alancfrancis: Desperately, desperately familiar http://www.halfarsedagilemanifesto.org/ <oh gawd… yes, a painfully-accurate description of ‘disaster-in-the-making’ – how to ensure that a project has all of the disadvantages of Agile and Waterfall with the advantages of neither
- SAlhir: RT @Annemcx RT @Digitaltonto @petervan Value Network maps to understand how your organization works http://bit.ly/bwGChV <useful quick-overview – see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_network for more description and sources
- SAlhir: A Social Vision for Value Co-creation in Design (2009) http://bit.ly/amM4qV <v.useful summary on value & co-creation #entarch
- eatraining: Overview of the TOGAF 9 method and framework by Chief Architect, Craig Martin of Enterprise Architects http://bit.ly/bfrB96 <useful 1.5hr video introduction to TOGAF9 in practice #itarch #entarch
- SAlhir: RT @Gartner_inc: Simplicity Is Not Overrated – It’s Misunderstood – Brian Prentice, #Gartner http://bit.ly/b2HNvs <the key theme of simplicity is not absence of features, but relevance of features
- SAlhir: RT @JenniferSertl @ideahive @johnt @VenessaMiemis: Biology of Business: 11 Simple Rules from Complex Adaptive Systems http://bit.ly/9qogbl <v.useful summary of complex-adaptive systems in the context of business #entarch
- tetradian: [post] Next-generation toolsets for enterprise-architecture? [a call for community engagement] http://bit.ly/bDQhBC #entarch #in
- business_design: Amazing: blind to business model innovation within org structures RT @davemcclure: RT @TechCrunch http://t.co/E1bKu7B by @apartovi <the missed-opportunities for monetising search: good example of how existing success can blind strategists to even better options
- tebbo: I like this folding bike helmet story from the paper.li of @TomRaftery: http://bit.ly/dohLYV <note also biz-model issues #bizarch – a good business-model that works well elsewhere (bike-rental) falling foul of local laws (mandatory bike-helmets), forcing a rethink of the overall business-model
- BillIves: RT @socialmedia2day: Social Media and Hurricane Katrina: What If? http://goo.gl/fb/ervVa <reality of what #entarch must be able to cover
- tetradian: [post] An Enterprise Canvas update: ‘value-governance’ http://bit.ly/9LMbIl #entarch #bizarch #csm
- josvanoosten: Andrew McAfee: We’re About to Find Out if Companies Mean What’s in Their Mission Statements http://bit.ly/bS9nRW #bizarch
- aojensen: RT @meneerharmsen: Interesting 2009 paper by John Seddon that will challenge your ideas on the application of Lean for Service Organizations — http://bit.ly/jIE4O
- Cybersal: Guardian article about human impact of Digital Taylorism http://bit.ly/akoBbl Could this be the dark side of EA? #entarch
- aojensen: RT @SystemsThinker: Standardisation design strips our lives of interest & thinking http://bit.ly/bzWBdr comp to systems thinking freedom http://bit.ly/byVQkf <(first link points to same Guardian article as above)
- thoughttrans: RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth’s Blog: The corporate conscience http://bit.ly/btPdBI <responsibility (or lack of it) #entarch
- eatraining: Six Attributes Every Business Architect Should Display http://bit.ly/c5q7MM <useful summary from Forrester’s Jeff Scott #bizarch #entarch
- thoughttrans: RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth’s Blog: Just launched: Linchpin on the Vook on the iPad http://bit.ly/dgKcwH <read this for the note on the AppStore’s current inappropriateness for ‘long tail’ distribution
- aojensen: RT @jmraventos: John Seddon: Why Management Tools Don’t Work http://bit.ly/cjOcwl #systemthinking #bizarch #metrics
- nickmalik: Ecosystem Quality Attributes: Bus Arch method provides clear direction to business change agents: http://bit.ly/cOvEZL #bizarch #entarch <recommend
- pallega: @nickmalik This is already happening with various visualization, simulation and optimization approaches – Agent Based Modeling comes to mind
- tonyrestell: RT @JoAnneBarrameda: Are #Tech Companies Buying Trouble with Recent M&A deals? http://bit.ly/cUSsEy #bizarch #entarch
- (via @tonyrestell) Tackling the ‘People Problems’ of Integration http://bit.ly/aJQHGG <v.useful real example #bizarch #entarch
- chrisdpotts: From @dealarchitect: “Burning question: time to Split IT?” http://bit.ly/9WvX8D | me: http://bit.ly/byzVJp + fruITion, etc <same theme as in #entarch: CIO as generalist (‘polymath’) reporting direct to CEO, IT splits off into its own specialist domains (but then who does the existing CIO role?)
- pallega: RT @eTrends1 EA w/o BA is like a blind drunk with a shotgun; EA w/o business context is just technological gratification #EntArch
- getstoried: “Drama comes from contrast, showing difference between “what was” & “what is.” The greater difference, greater the drama.” – @LouHoffman <part of the drama in #entarch is showing the difference between ‘what is’ and ‘what shall be’
- joyce_hostyn: Social business about realigning whole company with customer satisfaction. To succeed, need HEROs via @fredzimny http://ping.fm/Is9pM <article by Bernard Duperrin: ‘HERO’ acronym is ‘Highly Empowered Resourceful Operative’
- joyce_hostyn: RT @kencooperusa: How Millennials’ Sharing Habits Can Benefit Organizations – Andrew McAfee – Harvard Business Review http://bit.ly/bYED2h #millennials #e20
- business_design: RT @hnshah: 20 Must-See Business TED Talks http://kiss.ly/cCCMHP #entrepreneur #bizarch #entarch
- jdevoo: At last a documentary/fiction about Project Cyberstride (spanish) http://bit.ly/9Gz27v #VSM // SYNCO Teaser 2010 http://bit.ly/cAheQx <Stafford Beer’s masterpiece in Chile
- pallega: Blog: John Zachman is Dead, Long Live John Zachman http://tinyurl.com/26z2o7r #entarch #bizarch <a sad soap-opera… oh well… – John A Zachman himself is a really nice guy in person, so it’s good to see that at least he seems to come out of this mess with his honour intact
- business_design: RT @1080d: @business_design Made a Business Model Canvas template in Cacoo / useful for real time collaboration. http://bit.ly/bizmodcanvas #bmgen #bizarch
- jdevoo: RT @skap5: My wife says I only blog about silos. No, this post is about interstitial spaces between them! http://bit.ly/ceMLSp >> Hyperion <architecture is about the balance between the silos and the spaces #entarch
- Cybersal: Interesting to see Tesco piece tweeted alot http://ow.ly/2ymlJ As a customer, I find their stores are complex and rather cluttered.#entarch <points to HBR article “A Simpler Way to Make It Simpler”, about Tesco’s approach to innovation: “three conditions: 1. must be in some way better for customers; 2. ultimately prove cheaper for Tesco; 3. must make things simpler for staff” – third item is usually the hard part
- trevorsnaith: Now available on line is the recording of the Archimate webinar hosted by Craig Martin of Enterprise Architects http://lnkd.in/9D8dfH <introduction to Archimate #itarch #entarch
- thoughttrans: RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth’s Blog: Better than nothing (is harder than you think) http://bit.ly/c2LSdO <most of the time your real competitor is nothing-at-all – good point for #bizarch etc
- aojensen: My thesis is now available for download here: http://bit.ly/bVVgsr #entarch #thesis #systemsthinking #sensemaking <two detailed case-studies of #entarch metamodelling in e-Government
- joyce_hostyn: RT @adam_hartung: The End of Management – Wall Street Journal http://bit.ly/aAqK9t We must change how we manage #mgmt #leadership #management #strategy
- taotwit: RT @pevansgreenwood: Planning should not require a Gantt chart http://bit.ly/dlwrmA <another insightful post from PEG #entarch #bizarch #change
- taotwit: Exploring how far VPEC-T, Adoption Engineering , Viz Thinking et al go to helping solve messes (aka ‘Wicked Problems’) http://bit.ly/9DgjGY
- SAlhir: RT @lindegaard RT @innovate No Strategy – No Innovation http://bit.ly/cmafjG
- tetradian: [post] Architecture: To-be is top-down, as-is is bottom-up http://bit.ly/cQidO1 #entarch #bizarch #itarch
- adrianrcampbell: #entarch at board level in the future (US GAO – government EA maturity-model) http://tinyurl.com/248glhz
- SAlhir: Seven Challenges to Combining Human and Automated Service [PDF] http://tinyurl.com/3xg65tr HT @GrahamHill @stevevargo @ireneclng
- SAlhir: Design failure RT @Annemcx RT @Digitaltonto @IvanHernandez_: Redefining Failure – HBR Column by @SethGodin – http://tinyurl.com/2w6fg2d <important #bizarch / #entarch concerns
- business_design: RT @ericries: If you’re getting something for free, you’re not the customer, you’re the product. Free = adv. You pay with your attention. <good point – I hadn’t thought of it that way before
- SAlhir: RT @CoCreatr RT @jaycross: When Processes are Really Networks | ValueNetworks.com http://post.ly/vSER <for #processarch #bizarch (is mainly a marketing piece, but still useful)
- SAlhir: RT @JenKuhnPR For individuals, character is destiny. For organizations, culture is destiny. @Zappos @dhbook @BLichtenwalner #leadchange #entarch #bizarch
- taotwit: asked by friends last night: “So what exactly do you do?” .. my ans: “I design business change & fix messy problems” – my best yet! <similar answer for #entarch / #bizarch etc
- eatraining: Measuring the Business Impacts of Effective Data http://bit.ly/dsoJkc <pointer to three-part University of Texas study
- eatraining: How do you measure success and failure of projects? http://bit.ly/ckWABU <insightful #bpm #entarch #bizarch
- thoughttrans: RT @babygorillas: Wondering how to protect your ideas in a digital world? You can’t. So why not spread your ideas instead? <healthy realism about the delusory notion of ‘intellectual property! 🙂
- eatraining: How to succeed with integration http://bit.ly/bnY86R <technical integration is a primarily human issue, relying on two key attributes: good will, and hard work
- thoughttrans: RT @sniukas How Booz & Company Develops and Markets Consulting Concepts http://bit.ly/9sIDXD via @AddToAny <<many truths and reality here
- SAlhir: RT @ehooge Usership is the new ownership http://ow.ly/2zuAg (by @rentcycle) #collcons <responsibility-based economy #entarch – recommend
- unorder: A long but interesting post about #complexity misunderstandings such as the butterfly’s wings and tornados in Texas http://bit.ly/dfEB6e <another brilliant piece by Cynthia Kurtz showing how scientific research on uncertainty becomes reframed – especially in business-books – as reassertions of the myth of certainty
A brief discussion on the role of business-architecture, triggered by a post by Gartner’s Philip Allega:
- pallega: Blog: #bizarch is part of #entarch http://tinyurl.com/35j5amm will certainly raise a little controversy <breaking free of IT-centrism
- chrisdpotts: RT @pallega: Blog: #bizarch is part of #entarch http://tinyurl.com/35j5amm will raise a little controversy | me: http://bit.ly/2WU0Lf <points to PDF from 2008 – another key player for whom this is not ‘controversial’
- aleksb6: @tetradian certainly not controversial in our book; we positioned #bizarch into #entarch #capability map a year ago this week! #cio #ceo
- pallega: @chrisdpotts http://tinyurl.com/269v6hf [Gartner video, 2009] recognizing that EA has been out of IT for some time, even if many #entarch & #bizarch don’t see it <good overview of the business role of enterprise-architecture and enterprise-architects
- chrisdpotts: @pallega much #entarch is heavily focused on various forms of Capital a business uses, rather than its Enterprise to exploit that Capital
- pallega: @chrisdpotts Strong #entarch mirror their business focus – if it’s on Capital use rather than exploitation, biz leaders must shift focus
Narrative-knowledge, knowledge-management, creativity, leadership and in-person collaboration:
- unorder: A little thanks goes a long way. Excellent post by Bob Sutton (@work_matters) http://bit.ly/bOCyWy
- SAlhir: Tribal Leadership – Free Audio Book http://bit.ly/atiUgF and Summary http://bit.ly/cdAzM8 #entarch #orgarch
- oscarberg: RT @EskoKilpi: A new blog post on the paradox of conformity and deviance http://bit.ly/7M3K2J <decision-making within groups – the ‘business-anarchist’ theme again
- SAlhir: there is no safety in conformism RT @ArnoldBeekes: Leadership and Change Don’t Match – What do you think? http://t.co/USjwUp3
- business_design: Confirmed (hopefully 😉 RT @alaindebotton: The symptoms of hatching a good idea: despair, insomnia, irritability, mania…
- CreatvEmergence: Breakthroughs at Every Turn – http://t.co/sFtyjvj
- SAlhir: RT @rachelbotsman: Sharing, collaboration, community –> brave new paradigm.Nice post & thanks @rightbrainjane http://bit.ly/9sMRNZ #CollCons
- SAlhir: “Every responsible and aware adult should understand that they do nothing in isolation” http://youtu.be/jS5BpO6l8mo by @JenniferSertl <nice intro-video to ‘transleadership’ in organisations
- SAlhir: Shape Serendipity, Understand Stress, Reignite Passion http://bit.ly/ccdG91 (via @futurescape @wimrampen @SemiraSK) #entarch <by John Hagel and John Seely Brown (‘Power of Pull’) – strong recommend
- getstoried: Well done! RT @pierrepradal: Narrative vs Interactivity – Why Interactive media are not the future of #storytelling – http://ow.ly/2xPDU
- getstoried: Well said! RT @thaler: “Everyone Wants to Be a Hero” [Choose the right hero] http://j.mp/axPTf5 (via @greggvm) #storytelling <includes quote from Robert McKee re story: “Empathy is necessary. Sympathy is optional.”
- SAlhir: Tribal Leadership – Free Webinar Part 1of3: Tribes and Leaders http://bit.ly/bo0T3h // Webinar Part 2of3: Leadership and Strategy http://bit.ly/9OmYV3 // Webinar Part 3of3: Transformation http://bit.ly/aBhXUU // Workshop http://bit.ly/cexSUN and Free Audio Book http://bit.ly/atiUgF
- oscarberg: RT @rasneil: Get Ready for Chaos at Work, Warns Gartner – The Connected Web http://bit.ly/99Q52P – It’s all about fostering those moments of serendipity <Gartner’s post is more about non-repeatability rather than serendipity – dealing with overstress and inherent-uncertainty rather than deliberate use of ‘chaotic’ elements
- billives: via @robpatrob: By @joemckendrick: Enter the ‘Chief Listening Officer’… or Shouldn’t We All be CLOs? http://bit.ly/d2KTV4 #socmedia #e20 #narrative #bizarch
- getstoried: “Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it.” – Hannah Arendt, German Political Philosopher #narrative #socmedia
- getstoried: “Australian Aborigines say that the big stories – the stories worth telling and retelling, the ones in which you may find the meaning of your life – are forever stalking the right teller, sniffing and tracking their tellers like predators hunting their prey in the bush” – Robert Moss, author, Dreamgates <key quote re #entarch story
- CreatvEmergence: Emergent creativity, like any new birth, is messy. If it’s not messy, chances are it’s re-packaging.
- Bonifer: Los Mineros, Part 3. Emotional heightening. http://bit.ly/ckehJE #gamechangers
- CreatvEmergence: 52 traits of highly creative people – http://bit.ly/b4FBRf – by @wanderingalan
- CreatvEmergence: Better Business Through Improv [on Brand Autopsy blog] http://bit.ly/akamwQ <I bought the book because of this… 🙂
- getstoried: Brilliant! RT @robinsloan: What’s a cyborg, anyway? Very fun, readable pictorial run-down @doingitwrong: http://t.co/SsTMQwD #storytelling <thought-provoking indeed – strong recommend
- getstoried: RT @Bizprov “You can’t be creative if you refuse to be confused” http://ow.ly/2zfep <an interesting read with echoes of the ‘business anarchist’ theme
- getstoried: Huge insight! Choose the right story “moment” RT: @torbenb David vs. Goliath and the Art of #Storytelling http://bit.ly/cJslVH
Social-media, ‘enterprise 2.0’, user-experience and online-collaboration:
- jdevoo: RT @ipols: Future of social as seen by @stoweboyd http://bit.ly/9nCVWn >> insightful view on social networks today and tomorrow
- BillIves: RT @lehawes: 15 Free Enterprise #Collaboration Tools http://is.gd/eM3HM. Good list, but, as always, there are some missing.
- thoughttrans: with all the noise on the Internet…great content is getting lost <yeah… the classic problem of signal-to-noise ratio… and I’d agree that it seems it’s getting harder to find usable signal… 🙁
- BillIves: RT @socialmedia2day: 4 Ways To Repurpose Your Blog Posts http://goo.gl/fb/LtNxD #sm
- oscarberg: Blogged: Why transparency is key to Enterprise 2.0 http://t.co/OYFZJR1 #AIIM #e20 <and (self-)responsibility too #entarch
- joemckendrick: Hyper-Social Enterprise: What it Takes to Lead One: Enterprise 2.0 Blog: Ne.. http://bit.ly/cAveIl
- joyce_hostyn: “fastest path to building a Social Frankenstein is to think technology first” http://ping.fm/aPu3L #ux via @fredzimny #20 #socialmedia
- oscarberg: RT @ScepticGeek: New Blog Post: The Filtering For Relevance Matrix http://j.mp/aAVhIo <recommend #socmedia #e20
- oscarberg: RT @JoachimNiemeier: Mitigating enterprise collaboration risks [PDF] http://bit.ly/a4Hfq7 #e20 <useful one-page how-to from StepTwo Designs
- oscarberg: RT @MartijnLinssen: RT @jowyang How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity: http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ <useful list of maturity-criteria – also applicable to any #socmedia / #e20 aspects of #bizarch #entarch etc
- getstoried: Some great beginner’s advice #mediajedi RT @copyblogger 20 Warning Signs That Your Content Sucks http://bit.ly/9DTEDv // More great advice #mediajedi RT @copyblogger 5 Simple Ways to Open Your Blog Post With a Bang http://bit.ly/WCHuj #narrative
- getstoried: Solid gold! #socent #npo RT @franswaa: 5 (#nptech) Things I’d do if I Started Today – http://bit.ly/9dwb9X <useful #socmedia summary/how-to for nonprofits (and us ordinary folks too)
- getstoried: For #mediajedi RT @JasonFalls: Timely advice for two of my clients! How to start a website redesign: http://ar.gy/1hM
- joyce_hostyn: 1.1 thinking stops marketers from delivering marketing 2.0 “from Social Media to Social Business” by @tdebaillon http://slidesha.re/9x1Vai <another useful #socmedia summary, this time from Thierry de Baillon
- BillIves: Twitter-Based Customer Service: How Best Buy Gets It Right http://bit.ly/bTfkmL via @SBoSM <too-skimpy overview of Best Buy’s use of Twitter – need more info than this, but it’s a relevant start
IT-architecture, software-systems and IT-related matters in general:
- jdevoo: RT @whiteafrican: In an age of information abundance, curating meaning is key. http://bit.ly/buzYQy >> in @smallrivers spirit <part of the #ushahidi project/software-ecosystem for emergency-management #itarch #disasterrecovery
- craighepburn: RT @Nseries: Wi-fi detector t-shirt, anyone? http://bit.ly/bN8C9I
- hebsgaard: RT @GuyKawasaki: Silicon oxide chips could push limits of small http://idek.net/2~ja #technology
- bartleeten: RT @krismeukens: Relating Business Goals to Architecturally Significant Requirements for Software Systems #itarch #entarch http://icio.us/tco0ut
Society, culture, corporate social responsibility and similar social-context themes:
- smbounds: Roman Jakobson: “Languages differ essentially in what they must convey and not in what they may convey” http://nyti.ms/9mcMv4 HT @ChasLicc <insightful NY Times article on the way language impacts on and shapes thought and experience
- SAlhir: RT @rachelbotsman: revolution in way we think about ownership? WIRED article by brilliant @pomeranian99 PDF http://bit.ly/aXCAX7 #CollCons <‘collaborative consumption’ – in other words, the perfectly-ordinary old idea of sharing, but now via the Net and with money attached…
- ChristineArena: RT @sapymes How do you measure #sustainability? New blog entry by @ElaineCohen http://bit.ly/9eIP88 #csr #bizarch
- ChristineArena: RT @sparkUp_inc The corporate cultural divide: some grow more secretive http://bit.ly/baRvg7 others more open http://huff.to/buIVEj #csr #bizarch #entarch
- jdevoo: From technoscience to technoethics – Michel Puech in Tokyo at the Meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Science http://bit.ly/dquSxr
- Eclectopedic: RT @TEDchris: Pakistan floods: the stories we’re not being told http://bit.ly/9RI2Jm <real issues, constructive response – importance of direct narrative
- ChristineArena: RT @ethicsblogger: The Business Ethics Blog: BP and Corporate Social Responsibility http://bit.ly/cBlCcg #CSR #oilspill <for once, not just crude BP-bashing – also illustrates the huge gulf between the John Browne era (when BP was committed to responsibility) and the Tony Hayward era (a ‘shareholder revolution’ that refocussed to company on short-term gain above all else)
- tebbo: Are we “chickens in a cage disputing over a few seeds of grain, unaware that in a few hours they will all be killed”? http://bit.ly/csTWA5 <“How Buddhism could be a way out of the environmental mess we are in”: thoughtful Guardian piece on Buddhist writer/teacher Thich Nhat Hanh
- SAlhir: RT @umairh Still thinking in terms of return on investment? Yawn.Try thinking returns on attention, participation, wellness, meaning instead. <each of which are themselves forms of investment, of course
- SAlhir: RT @umairh crisis is about a bankruptcy. But not superficial financial one. The real insolvency is one of care, love, passion, meaning, truth. <strongly agree
- ironick: Sublimely ironic. Winning “1st person shooter” w/o shooting anyone. Gamer plays Modern Warfare 2 w/o killing anyone! http://bit.ly/awPwgt <a bleakly yet beautifully ironic twist: in this game’s virtual world, killing is so ‘easy’ that playing the game without killing is a much harder and much more worthwhile challenge
- kdierc: RT @ceoSteveJobs: Forget ‘People of WalMart.’ Now we’ve got ‘People of Apple.’ http://peopleofapple.wordpress.com/ <oh dear… 🙂 – when culture is, uh, a little too much off-the-wall..
And that magically-marvellous miscellany:
- thoughttrans: RT @bmichelson Swimming in an idea torrent. <<like that phrase
- josvanoosten: The Google Docs Drawing Tool Makes Collaborative Drawing Easier http://bit.ly/bix6jG <useful how-to from the ‘Make Use Of…’ website
- via @josvanoosten: How To Shoot Your Own Promotional Marketing Video From Start To Finish http://bit.ly/9KwBvJ <another useful how-to from the Make Use Of site
- tebbo: My short review of paper.li is here: http://bit.ly/alAhZe And here’s a nice ‘how to use it’ post: http://bit.ly/9mnGcm by Kristi Hines
- AussiMike: Hmmm…I think I am becoming a subscriber to the mantra “Life is all about entropy…everything is in the process of falling apart”
- Cybersal: RT @tquinlan From @davidhepworth “Wor(l)d War One as a pub fight” http://bit.ly/c3c4XS Just fab >>Friday Fun:Comments are very funny too.
- MerlinChauffeur: Merlin barks about his latest road trip- #Marin labyrinths. http://bit.ly/ceFrEM <photographer and long-time friend Cindy Pavlinac takes a visitor on a wander around some of the labyrinths created in recent decades in the region just north of San Francisco
What’s interesting is seeing the pattern of the communities feelings or thoughts over the week. Many similarities.
Many thanks for the comment, Pat. I do sometimes wonder whether these weekly round-ups are of any use to anyone: glad to know that they are, if only for trend-analysis! 🙂