I'm angry and defensive. I don't know why. So I'm trying hard to figure that out right now.
Here's some words.
I'm writing these words for myself to try and figure this out.
I'm hoping these words might help make it clear.
I'm fearful these words will make it worse.
But I don't want to be silent about this.
Content Warning: This post refers to genocide.
I'm going to Nashville!!
That is all. Carry on. Or... better yet - you should come too!
Update: Video of this talk is now available.
Communication is a skill most of us practice every day.
Often without realising we're doing it.
Rarely intentionally.
Ever since I heard this month’s #AusGlamBlog theme was “Happiness” I’ve had that Happy song stuck in my head.
“Clap along if you know what happiness is to you”
I’m new to the library world as a professional, but not new to libraries. A sequence of fuzzy memories swirl in my mind when I think of libraries.
First, was my local public library children’s cave filled with books that glittered with colour like jewels.
At DrupalDownunder some years back, the wonderful Erica Bramham named her talk "All node, no code". Nodes were the fundamental building blocks in Drupal, they were like single drops of content. These days though, it's all about entities.
I gave a talk a couple of years ago called Tools for Talking.
I'm preparing a new talk, which, in some ways, is a sequel to this one. As part of that prep, I thought it might be useful to write some short summaries of each of the tools outlined here, with links to resources on them.
This talk was written for DrupalGov Canberra 2017.
Or view below on slideshare.
