December 2009

what the backyardigans can teach you about god

December 18, 2009

Christmas snuck up on me this year. It often does, and I know I’m not alone. The older I get, the faster time accelerates. I fully expect to wake up any day and find out it’s 2025. Which will be cool, because surely by then we’ll be able to teleport. But Christmas snuck up on [...]

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a musical guest post (sort of) on citizen of the month

December 17, 2009

Neil Kramer over at Citizen of the Month has posted his Fourth Annual Blogger Christmahanukwanzaakah Online Holiday Concert! This is the first year I’ve tossed my proverbial hat into the ring (because I was oblivious to the existence of said ring until this year, and because I have no hair to keep my head warm I [...]

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big props for iCaroler

December 15, 2009

We interrupt your regularly scheduled badassery to bring you this special announcement … For those who saw my shameless plug a few weeks back, you know Seismic Games, the company I’m doing PR and Marketing for, released our debut iPhone app — iCaroler — just in time for the holidays. iCaroler has been getting great [...]

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pasty day

December 14, 2009

This is my third entry in the {W}rite Of Passage writing challenge. You can check out other entries at the bottom of the post. This week’s instructions were: Take fifteen minutes to write about your elementary school lunch. Describe. Remember. Smell. Touch. Who is there? Where are you? What are you eating? Pasty day meant freedom. [...]

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review and giveaway: lands’ end wool cotton button mock sweater

December 12, 2009

A couple weeks ago I got an email asking if I’d review a product on my blog. If you hang around bloggers long enough, you’ll discover writing reviews on your blog is fraught with peril. Some say we bloggers are only in it for free stuff, free trips, free booze, and free love. Well, the [...]

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if they really knew me

December 7, 2009

This is my second entry in the Write-Of-Passage Writing Well Challenge. Check out the links at the bottom to see some of the other great writing being contributed. Gotta say, this week’s challenge is hard, yo! It’s FICTION! Ack! Here are the instructions: Find a person in public today and study their character. Make a [...]