Well, this is proving to be a busy busy week.

I had a fabulous 10 days in Malta with my family. Not really had a family holiday in a while so it was strangely refreshing. There are a some photos on Flickr.

Secondly: I have a job. In fact, not only do I have a job I have what looks to be a great job. I now work for YObject (capitalisation is up for debate) in Birmingham. We’re building something rather Web 2.0, but actually with a purpose. It’s an opportunity to build a really cool webapp, there’s the freedom to indulge in technology somewhat and when I’m done with it, I’m confident there will be at least one Microformat on every single page. In fact, I fancy our chances of setting a record for the number of different Microformats used in a single application, but I guess we’ll all have to wait and see. One way or another, I’m really rather excited.

All that needs to be done is to find a flat in Birmingham and work out how to move all my stuff back out of the loft. I suspect I’ll be travelling by horse box again.

In other news:

• Steve and I are slowly getting our BarCamp presentation into some sort of shape. I don’t think we’ll be able to fill a whole hour with presentation (as we’re supposed to when paired up) so there’s almost certain to be a discussion aspect included.


• Stuart and my terribly delayed T-Shirts bit-of-fun is approaching the light of day and I’m hoping to put something live in time for d.Construct. We’re selling the first few on the quiet and with a bit of luck, they’ll start to encroach on Flickr next week too.


• Hanni is in France and I miss her like crazy.