A very tweet love story
I wanted to do something a little different for Valentine’s Day this year, so I tweeted the story of me and my husband. Check out the full story here on my Twitter feed. Happyvalentinesday to @treyb,...
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Behold! Charlie Sheen Magnetic Poetry Kit! Tigerblood edition! Just in time for … Spring Break? Easter? (Via Drink At Work.) Filed under: Blogging, douchebags, Hollywood, Idiots, Media, movies, not...
View ArticleTweet this: D.C. tops ‘Twitter Towns’ list
Does that headline seem familiar? It might. It’s the headline I wrote for today’s story in USA TODAY. (I did not, however, edit the online story.) Didn’t read it? That’s OK. I’ll recap and link: Men’s...
View ArticleDM @politicians: Think before you click ‘tweet’
USA TODAY’s Jackie Kucinich looks at how 140 characters can hurt a political campaign in the digital age. A status update gone wrong can go viral — and fast — and the next thing you know, Politico is...
View ArticleArt: Words in their best order
Filed under: Blogging, business, Journalism, Media, mobility Tagged: art, camera phone, iPhone, mobility, mobility tech, photography
View ArticleBlame Cupid: The prequel (My stab at love stories)
I’m featured on Paragraph Planet today. My 75-word piece was the inspiration for the longer flash-fiction pieces featured on Doorknobs & Bodypaint in February: “Sub Rosa” and “To: Harpocrates.”...
View ArticleObama, Osama and everyone else
Just when I start to doubt social media’s muscle — (which happens when I garden) — something such as Sunday’s late-night announcement of terror mastermind Osama bin Laden’s death makes me believe...
View ArticleZombie: Not just an old Cranberries song
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issues guidelines for a Zombie Apocalypse. The federal government has a sense of humor. Who knew? Hat tip to Amy Stapleford for the heads-up.Filed under:...
View Article‘Grease’ was the word: Me on Paragraph Planet
I’m featured on Paragraph Planet today, a 75-word piece was inspired by my friend Amy Stapleford Jackson, who was spending summer afternoons indulging in a revival of the 1978 movie Grease, starring...
View ArticleA 14-Paragraph Memoir of a Lapsed Runner
Click to view slideshow. After a long day of lounging in my home office and staring at my back as I wrote prose that could ONLY become award-winning marketing content, my 13-year-old Sheltie was...
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