If you’ve spent much time in the technology/marketing/PR side of social media over the past couple of years, you’ve probably read your share of blog posts about “authenticity” and “realness” and “transparency.” You’ve also probably stumbled across a few “real” personalities who pride themselves on a hardcore lack of editing. This is often treated as [...]
(This post actually comes from me, Meg Fowler. You can find everything else I yammer about here and here.) “Scandal is what one half of the world takes pleasure inventing, and the other half in believing.” — Paul Chatfield It’s no secret that social media runs on the twin engines of boredom and scandal… and [...]
I was supposed to write a love list last Friday – I left a comment saying so on Meg’s love list, but got distracted and forgot about it. Isn’t that just like life, though? You want to focus on what you love, what inspires you, but then you get busy, get bogged down with, well, [...]
I’m writing this from row 23, seat D, on Delta flight 1261 from Boston to Salt Lake City. The flight so far has been tame, which I thank the pilot and the clear weather for. There’s an infant two rows behind me that has expressed his displeasure over the cramped quarters, but overall has been [...]
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection. Like many of us, I often think about what I don’t have. What I’d like to do. What I need to achieve a certain goal. While it’s good for motivation, it’s important to remember what you have. Remembering what really matters in life helps me stay grounded.
A large part of my time growing up was spent inside cars. American cars. My dad has owned an AMC Eagle Wagon, a 1979 Chevy K1500 Blazer, and a ’92 Ford F150. My mom has driven an ’83 Ford Escort Wagon, an ’87 Plymouth Voyager, and 90-something Escort sedan.
