I’m having so much fun with learning to use different multi-media presentation tools that I came up with a tutorial that I’m calling a Noonorial. (Don’t laugh, this stuff is infectious and fun. I mean, imagine what you could share … Continue reading →
Many of you will have noticed the recent kerfuffle on the internet about use of images on blogs. Many bloggers have used images that do not belong to them, and for which they do not have license or permission, and … Continue reading →
Many of you will have noticed the recent kerfuffle on the internet about use of images on blogs. Many bloggers have used images that do not belong to them, and for which they do not have license or permission, and … Continue reading →
It’s the fifth Monday of the month! I don’t have any posts anywhere, so I can’t use that as a topic, and it’s Monday… which just isn’t very exciting, right? But let’s take a step back. We have a lot … Continue reading →
On the Subject of Naps I’m sitting here, exhausted after my first week of work after vacation, my second week of work ever at my new job that I love, and realized something. The reason I can’t think of a … Continue reading →
Welcome to The Noonhour, a Podcast featuring essays, children’s stories, and other items I find interesting. It’s an experiment that I’m enjoying, so sit back, relax, and listen to The Noonhour
Continue reading →At our prompt group the other night, one of our prompts involved writing a snippet with sentences of only seven words. It came from Ursula LeGuin’s amazing book, Steering the Craft. I highly recommend it. The fish swam around in … Continue reading →
I have been gratified by the strong focus on the survivors of the tragedy in Colorado, first on Anderson Cooper’s show on CNN day-off and today on Facebook with a photo circulating of actor Christian Bale with one of the … Continue reading →
It’s easy to forget that we are communicative animals, especially when Mercury is retrograde. Just remember to check your chair for cats before you sit down, and you’ll be fine. And the laundry will still be there tomorrow.
Continue reading →Why “guerrilla” marketing? It lies in the definition of the concept of guerrilla warfare. First coined to describe the rebels in South America fighting better funded government adversaries, it means a small force, well-coordinated, using every tool at its disposal … Continue reading →