A wish came true
Today when I got home from work, I found a package from Amazon in my mailbox. My physical mailbox, that is. I scratched my head as I opened it, wondering what I had ordered and forgotten about.
When I opened the box I found a copy of Donald A. Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things, along with a couple of lines thanking me for what I do here at 456 Berea Street. Wow!
I created an Amazon wish list and published a link to it last summer and had all but forgotten about it, so when this showed up I was very surprised. And happy :-).
Thank you so much for buying me this. It really means a lot.
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So, it does work!
But only for those that really deserve it I guess. ;)
"Donald A. Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things"
that's funny, i just bought that book for myself last week. haven't started it yet, but it looks pretty good.
It's a very good book. I can recommend Norman's "Things that make us smart" as well.
Andrew: Hah ;-)
I've heard a lot about this book, so I'm looking forward to reading it.
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