Nick crit

 They pretty much said to focus on what time did audience for the mushroom book which I do get.  I have can I put words to what I thought and writing now for it so the audience would be B9 of an arty person, ss the book would be found in an independent bookshop instead of a big one it wouldn't be like tourist trap a book as the look that I want to it isn't along those lines. That I might be too hung up on my Grandad's what the book would say the writing within it which is also a long but therefore the most interesting part of it as I don't know as much as mushrooms as he does.  I've English that could have translated it. Still, I won don't want to spend the day translating it and whenever you translate something from full text to get stocky, and it takes such a long time, and since the mushrooms are based on mushrooms found in Norway they also make more sense to have it in Norwegian. It's most likely to have to move back. Having projects that are not just in English will benefit me in the long run. Is the master of playing around with more with them they seemed to like the illustrations and the photos, and it seems like they're like the style of writing from what I explained to them. I said I didn't matter of refining the tone of voice in layout. 

 In terms of the women's Health app to find a name using a thesaurus, I'm going further than just women's health-related names. But I just like a picture in my head.  I can't wait to do a random word generator thing and try and connect them in a way. 

 Nick seemed to like the concert both project he didn't quite understand whether a research one or not I might make the mushroom book a research brief, to be honest.  I already had the idea of making a book out of it, so I'm not sure if it would actually qualify. I'll do my history book for the research as I want to work on it they will probably complain about the fact that two briefs that use Norwegian but I just can't be bothered with translating everything ever I want to use the world as I see it and I don't see it from a British point of view which is very good I think. I might even translate the history brief as it is less technical I guess.