The Age of Entitlement.
In the past few years I’ve seen time and again that we are living in the Age of Entitlement. Mike refers to our city in particular as the Land of Continue Reading →
Month: July 2011
Knowing
You’ve probably heard time and again, “it’s all about who you know” but I’ll bet you never considered that the most important person to know is yourself. Really, that was Continue Reading →
Friday Fun: Secret Life of Toys
One of my most favourite Flickr groups is The Secret Life of Toys. Many of these photos include clever captions and show off toys that may be custom made or Continue Reading →
Building and Letting Go
Last night we had our regular Purpose Party check-in meeting. It was a smaller than usual meeting, with one new member, and I wasn’t expecting much, but ended up making Continue Reading →
Consensus is…
The Uglynet is the place to start, followed by Anyone Can Blog. Watch for these to be offered later this summer! You also offered some other suggestions: WordPress for Dummies — Continue Reading →
Pick one and GO.
I didn’t get a tonne of responses but those who took my quick poll last night were unanimous: I’m stalling. So, next I need to pick a topic and move Continue Reading →
Stalled or just stalling?
I’m now about a week away from returning to work so naturally tonight I have all sorts of browser windows open, trying to salvage something resembling a complete goal (or Continue Reading →
Not So Amusing
I am writing this in response to This American Life asking for people to call in with their stories about amusement parks this week. As a Canadian, I didn’t think Continue Reading →
Best Art Class Ever
In grade 10, my friend Anna and I approached our art teacher with an idea: we didn’t want to do the same art everyone else was doing. We were both Continue Reading →
Sesame Street Mashup
Sesame Street debuted the year I was born. I loved Snuffleuppagus so much that one year that doll was the only thing I wanted for Christmas and when I didn’t Continue Reading →