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posted by Lindsay @ 8:46 AM
Sharing the journey that has taken me from being a single girl in the advertising agency world to a married mommy running my own freelance writing and consulting business (and every random adventure in between).
THINGS I LOVE: Thunderstorms, power ballads, princess camping, exploring new cities, Jon Stewart, greatest hits CDs, clever ads, packing for a trip, George Clooney, impractical footwear, movies about spies, Starbucks, reading an entire book in one sitting, a house full of friends, movies about spies, buying presents, a perfect French manicure, warm modernist architecture, getting flowers for no reason, being faux brunette, Mary Poppins, making lists on Post-It notes, decorating for Christmas, having a brilliant middle-of-the-night 'aha!' idea and then actually remembering it in the morning / THINGS I HATE: People who whine, wearing sweats in public, 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner, birds, American tourists in foreign countries, taking down the Christmas tree, poems that rhyme, the misuse of semicolons, being lied to, unpacking after a trip, being closed-minded, naming your kid something common but then spelling it stupidly, cowboys, overly cautious drivers, fake curse words, ridiculously long surnames, strangers who start awkward conversations with you in places you can't readily escape
4 Comments:
oooooooh, Laurie told me about Facebook, apparently she spends some time there... I am scared to go look... I have an addictive nature!
I am not regularly a person who falls at the mercy of most pop culture fads but I too decided to "check it out" and I am completely addicted. I really don't know what the obsession is but I quite enjoy it. It's like a self-esteem boost everytime I find a new "friend." Perhaps I should be posting this anonymously to hide my addiction but at this point in my life I will admit to my addictions.
Be careful though. My daughter and her co-workers (a national company) started one...yeah..you can just imagine..the bosses found it....actually wanted everyone involved fired on the spot but that would leave no one to run the business!!! But yeah...be warned..the internet is open to anyone. The crazy thing is they weren't dumping on the bosses, they were dumping on the customers they serve. Guess the bosses must have government connections.
(oops...just realized I used 3 exclamation marks...sorry Lins)
I think that's pretty true of the internet in general. People sometimes forget that the internet is an absolutely public place. I'm always kind of aware - in the back of my mind - that a couple of clicks and a visit to Google could bring any client to this site.
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