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	<title>Playtest &#187; embodied interaction</title>
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		<title>shenanigans</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Had an interesting adventure taking our cat over to a friend&#8217;s house before we had a rental inspection this morning. We never actually applied for permission to have a pet, largely because we didn&#8217;t plan on having one. A lost cat walked into our house late one night last winter, and in the end it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Had an interesting adventure taking our cat over to a friend&#8217;s house before we had a rental inspection this morning. We never actually applied for permission to have a pet, largely because we didn&#8217;t plan on having one. A lost cat walked into our house late one night last winter, and in the end it turned out that for whatever reason his owners didn&#8217;t want him anymore. Yes, my housemate and I were essentially adopted by a cat &#8211; I question his judgement. = ) </p>
<p>Unfortunately its disrupted my writing today. I tend to write better in the mornings, so I&#8217;ve been trying to get into the office a bit earlier and getting stuck into the old word processor, which is a bit difficult when you have to play &#8216;cat courier&#8217;. Luckily I got a bit extra done yesterday morning, so I&#8217;m not too far behind finishing the draft of the first section of my &#8216;literature review&#8217; chapter, which is sort of an overview of Dourish&#8217;s framework for embodied interaction. Its been a pretty boring thing to write, as its primary role is too identify the actual meat of the chapter, phenomenology and ecological psychology, so it&#8217;ll be good to move on.</p>
<p>Anyway, the key lesson I learned today is that taking a cat onto a bus results in fielding a lot of questions from old ladies. And a confused cat.</p>
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