Talk About Love
Inquiring minds wanted to know what a pre-teen boy thought about love and what they might say when asked to talk about love. (Well, at least this inquiring mind anyway.) So, as I did yesterday, I asked one of my Read More …
Inquiring minds wanted to know what a pre-teen boy thought about love and what they might say when asked to talk about love. (Well, at least this inquiring mind anyway.) So, as I did yesterday, I asked one of my Read More …
In the eyes of a child, love is so many things. Love is this thing, this emotion, that they don’t even know they have but they exude every day. I asked my 9 year old who she loved. “Jeez mom, Read More …
This month, the month of February is all about love. This week starts the countdown to what used to be one of my favorite holidays. Then, it wasn’t. It is high up on the list again though. Today, I share Read More …
It’s the Super Bowl. Today. It is also the first of February. I don’t think it matters too much, to me, for either. I do wonder is it is an end or just beginning to just get started? The year, Read More …
We are taking a short road trip today, but it will be a long journey. I have already mapped out coffee stops at Starbucks, loaded the kids’ cards online and I am now getting ready to make sure they have Read More …
First and foremost, let’s be clear. I am in marketing. I am in brand development. I am a writer. I am “technically” an engineer (no pun intended.) I am more generally, a marketer. With all of that being said, the Read More …
I’ve written about legacy brands before – the brands we love because our family aspired to own or the ones that they would only buy, no matter what. This is about the products (and sometimes the brands for that product) Read More …
I have always had fond memories of my first goldfish, Joe and Millie – they were named after my great uncle and aunt on my grandmother’s side. My grandfather had “caught” them along with hundreds (???) of other fish from Read More …
If you are a 6 foot 2 inch man, yes, pastels are OK. No one, I mean, no one person will make fun of you if you wear that color yellow. (Of course, I think society should be okay with Read More …
Another “tribute” post for today. This one is because my grandfather was an elevator repairman… he had definite and strong opinions about elevators and escalators. He was right to do so. One industry paid his wages and helped him to Read More …