I work in a department called *Content Management* – and our business is putting scientific and academic journals online here. Who knows why, but there is a tradition in our department of producing electronic christmas cards. This week, prompted by the lack of journals to process, our thoughts have turned to what we will do for this years card (this year being the last year the department will produce one, as the department as a single entity is dying…).
So, rooting around in the archives, these treasures are found…
And so it came to pass in 1999, and the young Jamie D pioneers the card:
( 1999 )
which evolves in 2000 into (again at the hands of JD):
( 2000 )
And under new direction, further thus in 2001 under the artistic direction of me:
( 2001 )
…but only for one year only, as it is continued in 2002 again under new hands:
( 2002 )
Where next in 2003…?
A blast from the past.
Bloody hell. I had forgotten that I was a blond for some of 2001…
Re: A blast from the past.
Sorry, has this disturbed you? If you want to be more disturbed then take a look at Gregg’s photo in 2000! …and you want to be even more disturbed? What’s the ONLY running theme through all four cards?!!
*withdraws away, shivering*
Re: A blast from the past.
Strange…I added to my friends list today – I came across him months ago when looking to see who had most in common with me (we can’t do that any more – can you do it if you have a paid journal?) – anyway, I’ve just noticed that he is a friend of your friend
This webby world is full of such weird coincidences…
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Ignoring the link, there’s:
Try this – ’tis great fun!
Re: A blast from the past.
Clever!
you work for blackwell’s!!
i plan/hope/intend/will kill to get into publishing… going to a conference thingummy at oxford brookes on saturday 8th, in fact. ironically while my other half is visiting me here, so only down for the day, and will have to get a train at silly o’clock!