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ORF Edition: Mobiler Friseur

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Smokey times

http://lowimpact.org/smokehouse.pdf

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A powerfully stated Declaration of Principals published by our friends at Broken City Lab.

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21st Century Leadership is a nine-week experience for people who are playing a leading role across arts, culture and heritage. The idea is to enable a group of practitioners to come together and explore different models of leadership: through practice; through collective action; through...

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Amazing publication - Balance criticism and celebration, build communities, develop trust...

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from one of my BFFs - amazing, wonderful present - I am a lucky lady!

thanks babez

HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

• leather bicycle bag for BFF Part Two For my friend that spends as much time on her velo as possible I decided to make a saddle bag for those ultimate life essentials – phone, wallet, keys, snazzaroo and a hip flask. Sometimes you want to just chuck on some clothes, strap on your bicycle bag and pedal into the distant horizon (or to the pub / to see a neighbour / to the supermarket).

To make this by hand would have given me so many callouses that I might have had to stay indoors nursing my elephant hands for a month, so PermaBoyf gave me a hand by running some parts through the sewing machine (which temporarily broke, because it apparently isn’t a fan of upholstery leather… whatevs, sewing machine). The stud detailing is pretty restrained in an attempt to look classic (rather than ridiculously razzy, which was my initial plan). The two leather buckle straps attach the bag to either the saddle back or the handlebars, and the zip ensures that all possessions are snuggly and safely kept inside.

This is another thing that I’d like to attempt again, possibly making it a detachable part of a larger bag.

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Here’s a great documentary, first broadcast on Channel 4 in the early 90’s.  It’s about improvisation in music and it’s written and narrated by Derek Bailey.