You can also hang out with the Opera guys in Norway ;)

Best of luck to you - although I’m sure you’ll not need it.

Many blessings for the road ahead!

Look forward to see what you get up to in the future. I’m sure it’ll be fab! Don’t forget about that dream of living in the countryside and creating comics ;)

All the best,
Ryan

You’re on to some major lifestyle changes, and with you being a “do’er” it might look tough at times! But loving what you do is the key for succeeding and I’m pretty sure that’s not a problem!

Enjoy you’re time in Norway, but above all, enjoy your next few months at Carsonified while getting ready for the big leap!

Have a great day! :)

And Norway is a great place to live. I moved here 7 years ago, and have never regretted it. Lovely people, phantastic landscapes and long, long summmernights.

Good luck (and if you should ever come to Hamar, you are welcome to drop by ;) )

Looking forward to some vivid CSS discussion over a couple of beers. :)

From what I’ve seen, read and heard from you already, your “creative doings” will only gain you more kudos and success.

All the best (”,)

I hope everything works out for you, Elliot.

now we have one more reason to party in London ;-)

Now I’m kind of more happy because I’m sure you will express better your talent in music, graphic and web.

Again, good luck man and hope to meet you in april :)

Cheers!

Bryan

@ Drew: Thanks for the accountant advice; I’ve heard the same from many other people and so I’ve got someone in mind. I think I’d happily pay for some one to do tax returns even if they did cost more than the money they save!

@ Jo / Mel / Lisa / Ryan: I’ll miss you guys too!

@ Sam Brown: Ah, the mystery project isn’t an app - I’ll give that much away! It’s a site, but also more than a site. It has something to do with the book too… hmmm… could I be more cryptic? ;)

@ Jacklyn: You know, I really hadn’t thought about it like that! I guess that feels kind of daunting… but also very flattering, of course. :)

@ Keith: I most certainly will!

@ Olav: See you in Trondheim!

@ Paul: I appreciate the advice and I’m prepared for the long hours, although I certainly hope they’ll be shorter then the times in the past where I’ve been working full-time and freelancing; that was not fun! It’s interesting, though, that the long hours thing is kind of expected when you freelance, because surely that’s not how it should be, right? I have some plans to counteract that, which I’ll be explaining here in a little while.

“Will design for food”

LOL, very good way to end the post :)

I swear I get more excited by new site designs than I do about Christmas, that’s not healthy is it?

Find yourself a good business partner and stay with the creative side of things. It’s impossible to do it all — this is something that I can speak to out of experience.

Anyway, the best of luck and keep in touch.

Still, does this mean that you can do some freelance work for us now? :-)

;)

i’m a full time freelancer and i hope you enjoy your free time as much as i do :D

Jupiter is a planet that has a lot of influence on us when it comes to astrology. It takes 28 years to go around the Sun, and therefore it hits the same spot it was when we were born after approx. 28 years. Some people begin to see changes already at 27, your current age. Norway changed my life a lot after I completed 28, when I dropped my monk robes and got married. I’m still living here, and things only got better.

I hope Norway will bring some exciting changes to you too. If you need a place to stay in Oslo, just drop by. Me and my wife are big admirers of your work ;)

Cheers!