I'm now in West Seattle relaxing after a long day exploring this wonderful city. This wonderful lady by the name of Pam Earle offered me to stay at her place, and has been showing me the sites, including but not limited to:
* A water taxi ride into Seattle
* Pike Place market
* Coffee … Continue Reading ››
Category Archives: Life
What’s happening in my life
Aaaaaaand: Action
When I got up this morning, I had no idea that I'd end up on the set of director Thomas Vinterbergs next movie Dear Wendy.
I had a meeting at Filmbyen (Film city), and suddenly, there I was, standing right behind the directors tent, while they did a re-take of one of the … Continue Reading ››
I had a meeting at Filmbyen (Film city), and suddenly, there I was, standing right behind the directors tent, while they did a re-take of one of the … Continue Reading ››
I want to live in something like…
Standup magic
Last night was "culture night" in Copenhagen, meaning all the shops and museums were open 'till late and there was lots of music, events, sports and other fun stuff going on.
Patricia and I went to see a film consultant talk about "What are movies" illustrated by some of his favourite scenes, including:
* … Continue Reading ››
Patricia and I went to see a film consultant talk about "What are movies" illustrated by some of his favourite scenes, including:
* … Continue Reading ››
Heaven, I’m in heaven
I'm in book heaven: It seems that all my favourite authors have new books out right now. I just finished Chuck Palahniuks new book Diary, Douglas Couplands Hey Nostradamus! is waiting for me and, wonder of wonders, I walked into a bookstore today and they had Neal Stephensons new book Quicksilver which … Continue Reading ››
Pumpkinspiration
I had the pleasure of visiting aarstiderne on monday to see how they achieve happiness at work, and the visit and conversations were extremely inspiring.
For those not in the know, aarstiderne (the seasons, in english) deliver fresh, organic vegetables and other foods straight to peoples homes. Their mission is expressed in … Continue Reading ››
For those not in the know, aarstiderne (the seasons, in english) deliver fresh, organic vegetables and other foods straight to peoples homes. Their mission is expressed in … Continue Reading ››
new books coming
I'm running a little low on books, so I ordered up some more (and one movie) from Amazon:
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
The Philosopher at the End of the Universe
The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales (Penguin Psychology)
Good Business: Leadership, Flow and the Making of Meaning
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Memories, Dreams, Reflections
The Philosopher at the End of the Universe
The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales (Penguin Psychology)
Good Business: Leadership, Flow and the Making of Meaning
Continue Reading ››
I’m back
Today is my first work day after a long and excellent holiday, and MAN it's good to be back.
Here are a few highlights from our holiday:
* Travelling through Germany, Holland and Denmark without once having to show our passports.
* Goliath and Colossos.
* Amsterdam by bicycle .
* Helping … Continue Reading ››
Here are a few highlights from our holiday:
* Travelling through Germany, Holland and Denmark without once having to show our passports.
* Goliath and Colossos.
* Amsterdam by bicycle .
* Helping … Continue Reading ››
Obituary
One of the exercises we did at the DSN course I took last weekend, was to write our own obituaries. This sounds kinda morbid, but the point is to realize that one day you'll die, and thus be able to focus more on what's really important to you.
So here's what I'd like … Continue Reading ››
So here's what I'd like … Continue Reading ››
Cutting up a whale
The Copenhagen Zoological Museum cut up a whale today. Yep, a small whale (meaning 5 meters long and weighing 3 tons) was found dead in a fishing net, and though whales are normally cut up at the place where they're found, this one was small enough to load on a truck, drive to the Zoological … Continue Reading ››