I met a student from last year's intake at SCA briefly today. He had an American-ish accent and I asked where he was from. He said "Bermuda" and for some reason that threw me a little, and the conversation came to a fairly abrupt halt. I felt slightly uncomfortable about it afterwards.
Then as I was brushing my teeth, paying attention to the gums, it suddenly occurred to me what had been so disconcerting. It was that I automatically think of Bermuda as a place that people go to. It's never, never, ever a place that people come from.
I'm an occasional freelance copywriter, but mostly a student at the School of Communication Arts in London. Previously an Account Manager at a small design agency, where I started writing copy and thinking up headlines and slogans. In fact, I've been writing all my life, but it never occurred to me I could make a living from it this way. So now I'm giving it a go.
21 Sept 2011
A thought from bedtime
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