Category Archives: It’s all about me

Jenny over at Feet of Fancy nominated me for the 7 Links blog series. I’m honored to oblige, though it’s been hard to go back and look at all my posts to pick 7. I can’t believe I started blogging … Continue reading →

This morning, I woke up in Chattanooga, TN after a wonderful night’s sleep in a Travelodge. I’ll admit that I was pleasantly surprised. I booked the room through Expedia’s new deals feature where you see the price and the star … Continue reading →

The last few days, I’ve been having some pretty vivid dreams. Most of them involve some sort of travel and they seem to reveal some interesting things about what my subconscious thinks about my life right now. It started early … Continue reading →

I know it’s not your fault that I was attacked by a dog when I was six and I know that dog was probably just trying to play with me when it scratched the heck out of my face, but … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, I blogged about a photo shoot I was doing in the morning.  I thought since it’s Friday (and some people do a photo Friday) that I’d share the results: The photo shoot was conducted in downtown … Continue reading →

A few days ago, Lindsay tagged anyone who wants to play along to reveal their blog spot. Here is mine: When Raffi and I first started our company, we used to work out of a bedroom in the house.  When … Continue reading →

Patrick over at my new life on the run inadvertently started a a new meme about embarrassing songs on your ipod or mp3 player.  While he sort of wussed out and didn’t admit to his own embarrassing songs, he did … Continue reading →

Okay, so Tammie wussed out and would only tag those who were reading her blog. So, I’ll take up the baton and continue the meme: 6 random things about me that you probably don’t know and won’t remember 5 minutes … Continue reading →

Some say that the difference between a jogger and a runner is an entry form.  If that is the case, then I am a runner.  Compared to the average person, I’m in pretty good shape.  Compared to the average runner, … Continue reading →