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The Friday Menagerie: Collection #4

by Marissa on 2 April 2010

The “Friday Menagerie” is a handful of links & tweets & other goodnesses from around the web that I gather throughout the week and then corral into a post. Stuff I loved, found fascinating, got a kick out of, etc. Please to enjoy! Links Like These I loved Naomi Dunford’s perspective on the difference between [...]

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The Friday Menagerie, Collection #2

by Marissa on 19 March 2010

So last week I did a “Friday Menagerie” where I gathered a handful of links & tweets & other goodnesses from around the web & corralled them into a post. And I had fun with it. So I’m doing it again. Please to enjoy! I Link We’re Alone Now Inc. magazine had a nice article [...]

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The truth about emergencies (it’s probably not one)

by Marissa on 20 January 2010

On some days, I check email all day long. Other days, I may only check it a couple of times, especially if I’ve got several client appointments or am working on intensive projects. When I mention that I sometimes only check email once or twice a day, people say, “What about emergencies?!” The answer is [...]

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The Seven Dwarves of Social Media

by Marissa on 18 December 2009

Suppose Snow White’s produce-induced slumber lasted long enough to bring her from little-cottage-in-the-forest to profile-in-the-social-media-expanse. Accustomed as she is to identifying her companions by their most easily-recognizable traits, what floppy-hatted friends she might encounter in today’s online landscape? 1. Bizzy Bizzy’s Tweets are usually about how much he has going on, and how he’s terribly [...]

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Gratitude: A Twitter / Blog Meme

by Marissa on 12 December 2008

Carol tagged me on a meme she started on Twitter (#gratefulfor) and continued on her Ordinary Life, Extraordinary Living blog. Six things I’m grateful for… My family, and their support, love, and humor. My home: my space, my comfort zone, my retreat. My pets, and their unconditional love and excitement and curiosity. My computer/internet, which [...]

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