I am getting ready for MVP Summit in Seattle (from Wednesday September 28th until Saturday Oct 1th). I am staying in W hotel. Any MVP who wants to meet me, you will find me in the company with the usual suspects :)

On Friday, I received my copy of Framework Design Guidelines : Conventions, Idioms, and Patterns for Reusable .NET Libraries book and I am really enjoying every bit of it. I like Brad's and Krys's “Do, Consider, Avoid, and Do not“ style, but the most interesing I find the inline comments from Paul Vick, Chris Anderson, Brent Rector and others, who reveal many fascinating details on how the whole designing process works at Microsoft and making the text more alive and interactive.

A few days ago I had a dream - my wife was holding a big hardcover book. When I opened it I realized that it's a book of blogs of all OpenNETCF.org's gig. Hmm... Since my wife doesn't read blogs this is not a bad idea - I thought to myself. When I woke up, I pondered on the dream a little bit thinking what a crasy dream I had and then was carried away by the usual daily activities. And then today I come upon this post by Scoble in which he referres to the book of blogs and now the dream I had doesn't seem to be so much crasy at all... So, what do you think about that? Do you think it would be worth collecting all the tips, tricks and wizdom we've blogged over the years here, and publishing it as a book?