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Time for a change
So, today I got up early, finished my interview presentation, drove to St Andrews, had an interview, drove as far as Thornton and took a telephone call offering me the job. Of course, I accepted....
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The job interview
View of the Royal and Ancient town of St Andrews, taken from the pier. Start date Having spoken on the telephone this morning with the Unit Director of Business Improvements at the University of St...
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If it’s for you, it’ll not go past you!
View looking down George Street, Cellardyke. Toft Terrace is the lane leading off to the right. What an incredible couple of weeks these have been, filled with friends (Steve and Cath, Steve and...
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A choice photograph
The Choice exhibition at the RSA, Edinburgh. Photograph by John Amoore, December 2005. One of the lovely things about getting a new job is the congratulations cards that people have sent. One of my...
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Triduum
The Church of the Good Shepherd, Murrayfield, Edinburgh. Where I had my leaving service on Sunday. The last few days have been very special and enjoyable. Sunday On Sunday Jane and I woke up in...
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A little bit about my new job…
Ducks by the Kinnessburn in St Andrews, which I pass each day on my walk to work. Journey to work I can hardly believe that it has now been three weeks since I started work at the University of St...
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A week of IA and contrasts
An Information Architecture report displayed in Lower Parliament Hall, St Andrews. It’s been a busy old week, as we’ve been working on the Information Architecture report by American firm Dynamic...
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Off to Bath
Tomorrow I’m off to Bath for a couple of days, to attend the Institutional Web Management Workshop 2006. It’s a workshop for … well, institutional web managers. Never been to one before, but I’m...
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A little bit about how work is going
Quite a few people have been asking me recently how work is going. So I thought I’d say a little bit about how work is going: Work is going very well, thank you for asking. I can hardly believe that...
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About homelessness
From 1995 – 1997 I worked for the Shaftesbury Society with young homeless people (16-25 year olds) in London. I worked in three hostels: two direct access (in Kilburn and Camberwell) and one supported...
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