got to this post because of a conversation we’re having about having a mural or some sort of community art thingy at the next mental health camp.

anyways …

i am writing this as my bum hovers on the edge of the tipped chair, there is an itch on my left knee and i enjoy the special click click click of my keyboard. yes, the keyboard needs to sound right, otherwise i won’t use it! honestly, if the tool doesn’t feel right, i won’t tweet (or blog, or …)

we need to engage the senses more in this enterprise that, as you so rightly say, is neither new nor limited to facebook and twitter. and yet (or: but) – as we play with this enterprise with the internets sitting in the middle of the web – what can we (e.g. you and i) do to make it more sensory?

maybe something to talk about at northern voice in may …

Me, I hate chalk on a chalkboard. I love the flow of gel pens. I love the smell of crayons and hate the smell of dry erase markers. Oh, smell, that is not kinesthetic. What is the word for the smell side of things?

I like so totally agree … and for adults in workplaces, exactly why do “they” not make whiteboard markers feel, and smell and act more like crayons ? Enquiring minds want to know … …