You've probably heard the expression "the greatest thing since sliced bread" - right? Everybody has this wrong, it should be "the greatest thing since Crayola crayons". . . There are few things as entrenched in the experience of being a child as … [Continue reading]
Today I am participating in an exercise where you write your own obituary. This is a topic provided by a group of really good friends and fellow blog writers where we all select a topic and write on that topic all on the same day. I didn't really … [Continue reading]
Things used to be much more simple - but that doesn't mean they were better ... but in this case it does. During the holiday break, I had some time to continue flipping through all the old Architectural Forum magazines we acquired and I found a real … [Continue reading]
This is the first post for 2011 - no pressure to start the year off with a good one right? While this is not the one year anniversary for Life of an Architect, I am going to take a look at how my site performed last year. I can remember when I … [Continue reading]
These are posts that I have written that I am really proud of - ones that I will admit that I have gone back and reread for my own amusement or pleasure many times. Despite the fact that I love them, they haven't been crowd favorites for one reason … [Continue reading]
I get asked (just about) every time I am speaking in front of a group of people which posts are the most popular. On one hand, this is an easy question to answer because I can simply look at the analytics on my site and see which posts have been … [Continue reading]
