My current dream is to submit an article there, so I've decided that I will be writing one up. That's one content farm that I won't mind writing for and it will be worth not getting paid.

LOL! Jake, this is so freakin' funny!

"The honey badger don't give a shit."

Warning: This link is COMPLETELY, UTTERLY UNSAFE FOR WORK OR SMALL CHILDREN. (Which, of course, is one of the bonuses of working for yourself.) That said, it's funny as heck:
Honey Badger, narrated by Randall

Happy weekends, y'all!

Sorry the client is fussing. I wonder – is it because they want to leave their mark on it? I've had a few instances where clients aren't necessarily looking to avoid payment, but just want to put their spin or even show they've contributed. One was hilarious – we had a conference call and I revised based on their input. I changed one paragraph per their input. One. They were thrilled. 🙂

LOL! Paula, she sounds like CEO material to me. 🙂

My niece (age 6) and nephew (age 7) always make me laugh. My nephew called the other day and already have me laughing when his sister came home from selling GS Cookies. He put her on the phone and I asked how she did. She said, "Let me check…." and the 6-year old suddenly turns into the oh-so-professional Little Miss Office Manager. "We sold 17 boxes today, mostly Thin Mints, but a few Samoas, too." Then her grown-up persona cracked, "Daddy likes Thin Mints best, but I don't like mint, and I'm not too sure I want to try the Samoas…" Then she ratted out her brother for eating an entire box of the lemon cookies – in one evening.

My dog is always good for a laugh too – like when she does her doggie yoga. That's something to really have to see.

I apologize if this comes up twice-here is what I wrote (with some edits because maybe it thought I was bitching too much and Lori is not into that during Lent-I gave up wine-definitely a dumb idea!)

I thanked you ladies for making me laugh as yesterday was a bummer. For the 1st time in my freelance career I received a negative reaction to a case study I wrote for a new client. When I got the final version that was supposed to have significant changes, I found it did not. That was actually a relief, but now I wonder if it's a ploy to get out of paying the balance.

I closed my comment that is in cyberspace with my own funny. I wrote a post yesterday on how blog headlines are like vanity plates. I was driving on Highway 101 in southern CA and was following an old hearse that someone was using as a personal car. The license plate read – NOTTYET 🙂

Ashley, I know. We have those kinds of moments around here, too. 🙂