Category Archives: Sabbatical

Home Work. My Opinion.

As an adult, and some might argue that point, I’ve been able to avoid getting shackled to a desk for most of my professional career. I’ve had some stints where I was doing onsite work – TJX, Brookstone, COMDEX and … —yes, there’s more—

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Boston Social Media Scene This Week

I’ve been buried in writing projects for a bunch of clients. I’ve also been drumming up new business for corporate clients who are drinking the social-media Kool-Aid. But today I’ve got a couple minutes to share my schedule with you. … —yes, there’s more—

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Cleaning up the links.

Attention span. Mine’s short, but I refuse to refer to it as an ADD or ADHD situation as I believe those are mythical conditions created by a lazy physician and parent base. We’ll explore that opinion in another column…if I … —yes, there’s more—

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Complete. 50,008 words and counting.

I’ve completed the Nanowrimo challenge and written my 50K words in the month of November. Now it’s on to editing and smoothing out the manuscript. I can’t put into words – maybe because I’ve used so many in the past … —yes, there’s more—

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NaNoWriMo. Really!

At my office away from the office (Panera), I tried to see how easy it would be to write 2000 words on a cohesive topic. The exercise was part of the NaNoWriMo event coming up in less than 15 days. … —yes, there’s more—

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Everyone thinks they can write. An ongoing battle to educate the masses.

I’m already rolling on a major rant about individuals who can’t write or understand the value of good writing. I was tempted to just let all my mistakes lie unfixed in this column so readers would see the abhorrent disaster … —yes, there’s more—

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Dolphins Dismantle Patriots – Color Me Overjoyed

I could tell you until I’m blue in the face that the New England Patriots franchise has created a class of fans that are dark in both deed and spirit. But I don’t want to color your opinion without some … —yes, there’s more—

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Pirates. That’s right I’m talking ABOUT Pirates today, not LIKE A PIRATE.

Today is National (or International) Talk Like a Pirate Day. It began as the musings of two guys, John Baur and Mark Summers, and has blossomed into a quasi-holiday among people who like to drink and talk like thieving sailors. … —yes, there’s more—

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How informed are we?

I’m headed to the voting booth in about an hour and I’m discouraged and amazed at the same time. Not because we live in a great country that allows us to voice our opinions by voting. Not because I am … —yes, there’s more—

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Selling one’s soul

This column was first published the other day on my other blog, but I found that the more I looked at it the more I liked how it was written (back patting noted) and wanted to share it with the … —yes, there’s more—

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