When I was in grade school, from the time I stepped off the bus in the afternoon ’til sunset, my neighborhood was my entire world, and the possibilities were limitless.

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Marcel Wichmann recommended When I was in grade school, from the time I stepped off the bus in the afternoon ’til sunset, my neighborhood was my entire world, and the possibilities were limitless. from trentwalton.com:

I believe my work counts most when I’m looking for new trails and feel brave enough to blaze them. I know that the minute I dismiss new discoveries or ideas because the way forward isn’t clear is when I’ve lost my sense of wonder for web design. I hope like hell that never happens.

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Marcel Wichmann Trent Walton about adventures and experiencing them as a kid and as an adult.

March 6, 2012 | 0

Dennis Frank recommended When I was in grade school, from the time I stepped off the bus in the afternoon ’til sunset, my neighborhood was my entire world, and the possibilities were limitless. from trentwalton.com:

One evening as dusk approached, we were throwing rocks near the outer edge of the park when we found a trail. It didn’t look bike-friendly, so we all looked at each other, waiting for someone to voice our collective curiosity: “Let’s see where this goes.”

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Dennis Frank A small great post by Trent Walton about keeping the adventurous spirit alive.

March 7, 2012 | 0

Claus Hollensteiner recommended When I was in grade school, from the time I stepped off the bus in the afternoon ’til sunset, my neighborhood was my entire world, and the possibilities were limitless. from trentwalton.com:

I know that the minute I dismiss new discoveries or ideas because the way forward isn’t clear is when I’ve lost my sense of wonder for web design. I hope like hell that never happens.

Estimated reading time: 3 min

The web is, after all, as limited as my old neighborhood with boundaries set by our current tools and technologies, as well as our understanding of each.

Estimated reading time: 3 min