OH MY GIDDY AUNT!!!!!!

Mr Allen!

You've just provided the most AWESOME time waster on the internet I've ever seen!

Oh but the pleasure! The pleasure!

I hope the whole exhibition comes downunder!

Michelle P.

Australia

The Ashes and Snow work is lovely. Here's to days ahead that breathe beauty into the world and lessen our stresses not just by greater productivity, but by they choices of more fruitful human endeavors that better the condition of the world we share.

Thanks again, David, for all you do. There is at least one right-brained leader who will confess his initial cynicism at your approach, but has found it unequivocally helpful.

Widely considered a paradigm of freewheeling and delay, we Italians do greatly benefit from techniques -- and ideas -- such as gtd.

Here is (in Italian) my newsletter describing David's work in some detail:
http://www.qualitas1998.net/qualityreport/20060127.htm

Reactions are enthusiast. Should you wish to post the article somewhere in the international section of your website, I will be happy to contribute.

Mario

I didn't find it that interesting. The building itself was interesting (although the sound of a car alarm seeped into the museum while I was there), and so were the images of the cats, but the endless people with their eyes closed bordered on pretentious.

The link to the artist website took me into another world on more than one level. What a creative dimension of communication to display art in this way..it went especially well with the subjects. The huge elephants and the fragile looking humans had me thinking about how something can be both dangerous and beautiful at the same time. The site had a real elegance to it. Much like your process, David. Thanks for sharing yet another facet of your fascinating interests with us.

I was searching for info on that Ashes and Snow
photo exhibit ( we'll be going) and found your site. That was lucky, I think, since I have always been interested in productivity! I just bought your Getting Things Done book on Amazon!

One note though on the book on Amazon - they mistakenly have some pictures associated with another book shown along with the cover photo of your book. Not a major deal, though. Thanks !