In his highly anticipated blogpost, our anti hero and most talented Glen Small shows what he can do with his hands in the desert sand. This is essential Glen: ABU DHABI FROM OREGON (PART 2 OF 3)
In his highly anticipated blogpost, our anti hero and most talented Glen Small shows what he can do with his hands in the desert sand. This is essential Glen: ABU DHABI FROM OREGON (PART 2 OF 3)
S@L Part 2 | Part 1
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Great. Thanks for this. I think I would have missed it if you didn't post a news item about it.
Question. What qualifies it as "highly anticipated?"
bigbear, thanks..
i knew about this story first hand and more than a year in advance. and, i have been spreading the word about it behind the scenes in the small but well connected editorial sphere, telling people this particular story exists, and i read it, and it is great.
i am very pleased with its final format and version and its location in glen's own blog.
in today's vast but often faceless and unoriginal blogosphere, story like this should be treated as gold, at least in my own editorial eye.
that is what i am trying to achieve here by carrying it to you.
Bigbear, wtf is up with you? The last post you had about this was
"I don't get it, Orhan...are you just going to post a link to every blog post Glen Small throws up?"
Small's blog is, indeed, one of the most informative, honest ones about 'life out there'. I have been in many meetings, like the one Small cites in the Middle East, and what he implies about the fickle mindedness of the clients out there is so true. Its only that I dont have the balls (or the intellect) to write about it the way he does. And that is valuable.
Thanks Orhan for directing us to the blog - I am highly anticipating the third issue.
I think Bigbear is up to something... but so is Orhan, Glen's blog is a genuine joy.
Sorry to hear about your lack of balls and intellect.
It's certainly entertaining to read Glenn Small express his feelings of victim-hood in all caps. He clearly (like many architects) thinks very highly of himself and feels that it's everyone elses fault for his lack of success and abundance of failures.
I still find the wording of "highly anticipated" funny considering there is probably only a small group that really is holding themselves in anticipation of Glenn's next installments.
Anyhow, cheers.
awww... some things are not supposed to be said aloud bb...
Asch... well - the end was coming but hopefully there's a new project around the next dune.
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