We’ve been in the new house for over a month now. We still have much to do – lots of unpacking, cleaning, arranging and furniture purchasing. We’re having fun in the middle of it all. One fun thing about moving is that you discover plenty of new and interesting things about your new place over time. It’s a fun process of discovery.
Growing up, I always wanted to find a secret passage in my house. I figured I could hide in it when the bad guys showed up, and maybe sneak out of the house to call the cops and save my family. Alas, no secret passages were found, but thankfully I never needed to hide from any bad guys.
Just the other day Anna came upon by far the most mysterious discovery yet…
Sure, this looks like a normal window. And yet when you go inside and look out, all you see is a bathroom wall.
How bizarre is that? We have a secret window. If I didn’t like the bathroom I’d want to …
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The wifer makes earth-friendly (and cheap!) laundry detergent.
DST has always been a pet peeve of mine. Interesting it had no measurable difference. Interesting also that the Dept. of Energy predicted the non-effects. Maybe we can finally ditch the idea all together.
(Via Kottke.)
At Be Good Not Bad, I’ve really wanted to strive to embrace the good. So, I’ve been considering a change. I’d like to make good logos, and good design. I think there’s a market out there for good things. Sure, there are plenty of great designers who can create great logos, but I think that if I make good logos, I can really fill a niche.
So, it’s in embracing the good, that I am going to change the name of Be Good Not Bad to GoodBits, and I’m presenting to you, my new logo. What do you think?
Update: I decided to change the design back to it’s old look. It’s more “me” and I miss the little coffee mug. I’ll leave this post up here for posterity and in case I need some inspiration. (psst: It’s a prank. Dozens of my colleagues did the same thing.)
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Be Good Not Bad is all about really good web design, based on the utmost respect for web standards, accessibility and respect for the user. Based in Denver, Colorado, Be Good Not Bad is run by Brian Warren, freelance designer, blogger, homebrewer and coffee nut.
