By now you’ll probably know I have a thing for sheds. So when this popped up in my feeds I just slipped into auto pilot to blog about it. I think (as I remember an email from a fellow Biter) it was featured in the Metro this week too. But, just in case you haven’t seen it - this is one of the finest tech sheds I’ve seen, built by Alan Cook here in England.
Cook has managed to squeeze an astonishing amount of kit into a 9ft by 6ft wooden box. Aside from the essential big-screen TV, there is a gym, an unspecified games console (probably not a Wii), a refrigerator full of beer, a coffee maker and an HD satellite box (the dish is on the roof).
[Via Wired]
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Almost forgot to say (and actually technically ‘today’ is now yesterday) but today is/was the first anniversary of middledigit.net. After a few attempts that went on to be abandoned, I’m really chuffed that it’s lasted this long and I now enjoy blogging so much and have really experienced the benefits of having a proper little home on the web. Even if it isn’t updated every single day . . .
Today has also been the first time I’ve blogged from my new office at home, which I’ve set up to start-up my new consultancy from and get even more involved with social media and the wonderful thing that is the web. Having worked at Cow, then Bite, I haven’t been able to resist sticking with the one syllable theme and have called my new company Shed. It’s new home will be here (currently forwarding onto middledigit.net) and I’m getting really rather excited about it all now.
So thanks to all of you for your support over the last 12 months and here’s to the next year of flipping it to old ways of thinking and a whole lot more more doing and less talking.
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