Yesterday I published a two-month-old draft without first checking to see if the terminology it referenced was still being used in the blog post I took to task. It wasn’t.
I dropped the ball.
I screwed up.
I’m sorry.
I’m still a bit touchy about the theme of the referenced post, but that’s my problem: I’ve been burned by [...]
I’ve had this post sitting in my drafts since June, because it’s pretty rough on Megan (and Nicole said I shouldn’t post it). So why am I releasing it into the wild, blue series of tubes now? Because earlier today Megan’s boss, Seth Godin, wrote something that echoed the sentiments of this post: some people [...]
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Las December I put together this Squidoo lens on the Christmas novelty song, I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas. Dad and my cousin Mike had just introduced it to me last year, and I made the lens as a way to gather whatever I could find on the album. After a few months, I basically [...]
Ever since I discovered the entire series is up on YouTube, I’ve been putting together what I call a “snarkopsis” (snarky synopsis) for each episode and adding them to my StarCom lens on Squidoo. For instance:
Ah, Jupiter-home to bright skies and some sort of floating jellyfish things imaginatively called “airwhales.” Two floating research stations have [...]
Nicole and I are having a friendly competition: we’re both making Squidoo lenses on each of the kids. Here’s mine for Katie and Joshua. Check ‘em out (and ask Nicole about hers)!