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Truth in Your Own Advertising

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Unbelievable by Diamond Rio Today is absolutely one of my favorite days. I look forward to it every year – it’s the longest day! That sun will be out (and in this case, blazing hot) until late. So will I. Once I get this work pile whipped under control, I’m giving…

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Things I Learned from Movie Mistakes

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What’s on Pandora: Put Your Records On by Corinne Bailey Rae Yesterday was another day of loads of work and loads of prioritizing. I framed in the next article, conducted two interviews, worked on client communications plans, collaborated on another client project, researched client blog ideas, and signed a NDA for another client project. Yet…

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Following Directions

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What’s on the iPod: Beautiful Day by U2 One article done! Amen. It was the smallest of the four, but one that had the most limitations. Two vendors, two parts. Ugh. That ties my hands, but hopefully I was able to keep it somewhat vendor neutral (not sure how that’s possible!). I sent out a…

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Mondays and Marathons

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What’s on the iPod: Swim Until You Can’t See Land by Frightened Rabbit It was another busy weekend for me. Saturday I hopped in the car with my daughter and we headed to the nursery. We made the mistake of starting at Lowe’s. She wanted to buy window boxes and plants, and I know they…

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Interruptions and Time Management

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What’s on the iPod: Medicine by We Were Promised Jetpacks TGIF, Amen, Alleluia. I don’t know if I can keep up this pace. I had a good deal of work to do yesterday despite thinking I would finish the article in front of me. Instead, I wrote another one, conducted an interview, scheduled another one,…

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The “Nothing Better” Fallacy

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What’s on the iPod: Ten Thousand Words by The Avett Brothers It was apropos to have that song appear on my iPod yesterday. With the article halfway completed, the dozen emails I dealt with, project revisions, and research, I burned through about that many words before 3 pm. Two days of headlong, intense work. I’m…

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S is for Service

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What’s on the iPod: Love Interruption by Jack White Yesterday was a full day of work. I had one interview, two blog posts (on technical topics, so research was involved), and some invoices to send/chase. Along with that, I started a third of the four articles I’m writing this month. Plus I sent out a…

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Knowing When to Push Back

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What’s on the iPod: Mercy by Duffy Happy anniversary, husband of mine. The best decision I’ve ever made. 🙂 Yesterday started busy and ended the same way. I had newsletter copy to compile/chase down, a conference call, two blog posts to start, and an article to frame in. Not a bad start to a week….

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That Familiar Itch

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Did you ever have a weekend staring at you that had you tired just by looking at what was planned? I did. Too many things — birthday for the stepson, meditation, writers’ group meetup, breakfast AND lunch dates, shopping for the aforementioned birthday, gardening, etc. I did what any sane person ought to do. I…

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What I’d Rather Do

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What’s on the iPod: Summer Sun by Jukebox the Ghost We’ve made it — it’s Friday. Don’t ask me why, but all day Wednesday I was under the impression it was Tuesday. I don’t suffer jet lag — I suffer life lag. It was a somewhat busy week, but not too bad. I was glad…

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  1. Cathy Miller Avatar
    Cathy Miller

    Be in Maui, soaking up the sun and culture that always brings me incredible peace.

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  2. Krista Avatar
    Krista

    I'm with you–any combination of laying outside/reading a book/sitting by the water/drinking wine (in my backyard) is at the top of my summer wish list.

    I even try to get up and get started an hour or so early on nice days so I can finish by mid-afternoon. One of these years I'd love to be able to take a good chunk of summer off…sigh, daydreaming again.

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  3. Devon Ellington Avatar
    Devon Ellington

    I'd walk in one of the nature sanctuaries, work on the garden, read a book — one that I WANT to read, not one that I HAVE to read.

    I've got to mow today, but that's not really the "garden work" I had in mind.

    Oh, yeah, the smoked salmon Benedict — one of my favorites!

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  4. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    I'm not a big fan of summer, so shade,a cool breeze and a nice big glass of ice water, homemade iced tea, or watermelon slush sounds nice.

    My ideal free Friday would be hitting up a farmer's market or our local City Market with friends – and maybe splitting an order of springrolls and a green papaya salad from either one of two favorite restaurants not far from the market.

    Of course any spare time I have lately is spent outside painting trim and/or doing yard work. (OMG- the privet hedges went crazy while I was working on the tri, – they're taller than I am!) Not this weekend, though – supposed to have 3 days in the 90s (and humid, ugh) so I'll spend my time trying to keep my very furry dog cool without benefit of any AC.

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  5. Jodi Avatar
    Jodi

    I'd be out on the boat (or the beach) with a good book. And, with a little luck, eating that salmon benedict (looks divine)!

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  6. Wade Finnegan Avatar
    Wade Finnegan

    On a secluded river anywhere in the northwest fishing for wily Summer Steelhead.

    Or watching my son score a game winning goal in OT.

    Everyone, have a fabulous weekend and do some of the things you enjoy. 🙂

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  7. lena Avatar
    lena

    Cook great food for family. Unfortunately I'm still working and taking breaks in between.

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  8. EP Avatar
    EP

    If the weather is good, an S-Bahn train ride to Wannsee would be nice. Then I'd find a Biergarten and after the third beer I'd have the world's problems solved.

    If the weather is bad (and that's usually the case here), I'd go to see a move at Potsdamer Platz. Prometheus, maybe. I don't generally like scary/horror movies, but I really loved Alien.

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