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The Feast 2012
Posted on December 25, 2012 by kevinA conference, pavilion, and worldwide dinner party
Posted in Projects, Small Projects | Tagged social innovation, the feast, the feast conference | 1 Comment
Hi there, I'm Kevin, and welcome to Kiwimonk.
You can think of Kiwimonk as a house. A house full of shiny gifts… and... by gifts I mean projects. In fact, project-esque gifts that weren't actually even given to me. Some I made myself, others I made with friends, and others my friends made yet were inevitably "bold" enough to let me jump on the bandwagon and help make them into bigger, badder, even shinier gifts.
Wrapped in gold…and electricity.
So yeah, welcome to Kiwimonk, a house full of always shiny, personally made yet sometimes cooperatively crafted projects--big and small--masquerading around as potentially dangerous gifts…for myself. Enjoy.
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