Webby Two weeks today and I will be back in Bali, Indonesia just like I was http://www.workingnomad.com/33/greetings-from-bali/" this time last year. I am on a one way ticket again with the same airline and the same stopover. The ticket cost a lot more this year for some reason. I will not be in Bali for long … Read more
Well September 2005 was my www.workingnomad.com/28/earnings-update-for-september/"e first earnings report on this blog amounting to GBP 460 for the month. Things have certainly moved on from one year ago. My total for September 2006 came in at a little over GBP 2700 or USD 4900. This makes September a record month and gets me close to … Read more
Well after another sub $100 month with Adsense ($92) I’m switching gears a bit. Spurred on by Webby’s admission that 75% of his income is currently coming from affiliates, I’ve finally gotten the point. I think I’ve found a pretty good niche for flogging travel insurance and am working hard at setting it all up. … Read more
Winter is fast approaching, there is a chill in the air and the clocks are about to go back robbing us in the UK of another hour of afternoon light. This can only mean one thing to the Working Nomad. I’ll soon be off to lower latitudes. I have actually been away three of the … Read more
I am currently in Chamonix-Mont Blanc in the French Alps and I have discovered a new way of seeking out cosmopolitan places in the Euro Zone. Simply take a handful of your Euro coins and see where they originate from. When I was in San Sebastian many of the coins were Spanish which reflects it’s … Read more
Today is a http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/5368190.stm which is an annual celebration of the World Wide Web and how it is changing our lives. They suggest bloggers write a post today about how the WWW has changed their life. I am guessing any of you who follow me regularly can see the evidence of how it’s changed my … Read more
For those who are not familiar with the regional stereotypes in the UK I am about to give you a quick overview. People in Scotland and to some extent the North of England view Southerners (geographically anyone south of Birmingham) as softies. This perception has been continually reinforced over 2000 years of British history. Why … Read more