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About
Stephanie Booth lives in Lausanne, Switzerland with her cat Bagha.
She works as a freelance blogging consultant, and is basically interested in anything that has to do with people and the internet {insert appropriate buzzwords: "social software", "participatory media", "web 2.0"...}.
Read all the exciting details about her life and Climb to the Stars.
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More than just a blog.
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Going Solo, 12th Sept, Leeds (UK)
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What am I upto?
http://twitpic.com/57sc - the view from my chalet
my bags are packed I'm ready to go... see you in a week, tweetlings. Off to my chalet for some (much-needed) time off.
still packing... one hour left before I have to call a taxi
packing is difficult, even when I'm taking the cat with me
who thought going on holiday was so hard?
spam: EPIC MAIL
public service announcement: @nurseian is asking everyone to follow him, the naughty male nurse. Don't, unless you like follow requests!
don't skip supper if you don't want to have to get back out of bed at midnight because you're starving
good night tweetlings. will make a brief appearance tomorrow morning, and probably twitpic from the tops. expect mostly silence, though.
funny: going up to the chalet with a friend feels like I'm going to be isolated, when I'll be in fact less physically alone than here.
a bit anxious at the idea of being offline for 6 days, specially as there is a bunch of stuff I'm not getting done before I go (life, life)
Shared an image: BCV-net innove pour vous ! Validation des paiements - BCV
struggling to get as much done as I can before I drop (and leave for holidays). It's been a tough few days.
Ostrich: EPIC QUAIL
my headache right now: EPIC PAIN
Shared a link: Snail on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
ugh, my poor head feels like it's been squeezed in a vise or something like that
headache, will you go away please?
setting vacation auto-responder to "on"
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