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Thursday, March 25, 2010
Props to 'Tiny Art Director'
I found "Tiny Art Director" after reading a Boing Boing post about the author's book.
Dora and I are expecting our first child in May, and I know the urge to include my son in every aspect of my life will be irresistible. I plan to do just that, but I do worry about Vacation Slide Show Syndrome.
It is a common condition. Sufferers of Vacation Slide Show Syndrome exhibit the following tell-tale symptom: Sharing pictures and stories that they find endlessly entertaining, while failing to realize that their audience only comprehends the 'endless' qualities of that which they are sharing.
New parents are at high risk of contracting Vacation Slide Show Syndrome, as it most often targets people in the weakened state brought about by unique and powerful life-changing experiences.
In my efforts to avoid Vacation Slide Show Syndrome, I have done some research. I found that the condition can be avoided by incorporating a regimented approach to tasteful sharing. That's no easy task, but I think "Tiny Art Director" is an excellent example of success.
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"In my efforts to avoid Vacation Slide Show Syndrome, I have done some research." that link is broken!
dude the links are super rad.
Fixed the link. Thx.
I LOVE tiny art director. Very clever and cool. Dont worry, we will NOT have Vacation Slide Show Syndrome. (unless of course its genetic...)
dudeman, i met the everything is terrible crew at a showing of their movie in austin, you know those people are doing something i completely love / think is funny / connect with. another rad link hogan.
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