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Category Archives: Expedition
Experiential Learning
I’ve read a lot of travel books, but it’s only when you feel the sharp pain in your heel and see the blood when you peel your socks off that you know what blisters feel like. I was a passenger … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Expedition, Experience, Learning
Tagged Blisters, Coaching, Development, Durian, Experiential Learning, Exploration, Leadership, Learning, Museums, Sales Skills, Social Learning, Walk a mile in my shoes
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Yo ho ho: Why it takes more than a parrot to become a pirate
There were a great variety of costumes on display this weekend at the Purbeck Folk Festival pirate themed saturday. Some shop bought wigs, hats, eye patches and beards (mine pre grown), but some clearly labours of love with jackets, treasure … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Adaptability, Adventure, Agile, Collaboration, Community, Conformity, Excitement, Expedition, Learning
Tagged eye patches, Learning, Learning Pirate, Parrot, Pirate, Ship, treasure chests
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Heading North: the joy of scrabble.
Scrabble is a strangely antisocial game. As the three of us sat playing, there was no conversation (except ‘is “jo” a word?), but rather intense concentration. Everyone focused on the board in the middle and their rack of tiles. Last … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Community, Engagement, Expedition, Familiarity, Family, Game
Tagged Board Games, Christmas, Games, gaming, Scrabble, scrabble board, splendid isolation, Tiles, travel, vacation, wooden tiles
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Heading North: The iPad and my Dad.
As i may have mentioned, i’m travelling with my parents. Father has bought an iPad. After a lifetime of computing with PC’s, he’s also bought a book on the iPad. It’s about the size of a telephone directory for a … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Cloud, Communication, Difference, Expedition, iPad, iPad 2
Tagged Blogging, Dad, Difference, Ease, Facebook, gin and tonic, Intuitive, iPad, Mother, office emergencies, PC, Simplicity, sort photos, Technology
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