Remember that new concept I was talking about forever ago? Well - it's up and running (sorry for not alerting you earlier). I won't give anything away, but you can check it out at http://littlebabylump.com. Have fun following my new adventure!
You can also check out what I'm contributing to Our American Shelf Life, a group blog.
Happy blogging/reading!
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Extreme Makeover: Blog Edition
This is going to be quick ...
I apologize for the complete abandonment of my blog. I am currently brainstorming a new blog concept, so please stay tuned for a future blog makeover.
I apologize for the complete abandonment of my blog. I am currently brainstorming a new blog concept, so please stay tuned for a future blog makeover.
Thanks for your patience!
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Shifting Gears
It's been a hectic couple of weeks. I've finished my final college work and started my full-time job. This seems a bit strange considering I still have about a week and a half to go before I graduate, and truthfully, some of my friends think I'm nuts (but most of them are also still stressing about exams, so it's fair to say they're also going nuts). Still, I'm excited to be making the transition already. It's comforting knowing I am getting settled into my new life sooner rather than later.
On the other hand, it's been pretty exhausting. Last week I completed two projects, two papers and one final exam. My brain was working overtime, and I barely had time to devote to any therapeutic blogging and/or tweeting. While I've only had two days' experience with this new real-world lifestyle, it's proving to be a rude awakening, and I'm already noticing its tiring effects. However, I'm looking forward to adjusting to the consistent daily routine of a professional career instead of the erratic smorgasbord of college activities and responsibilities.
On the other hand, I can't help but feel a bit nostalgic about the passing of my college life. I've really had a great time and can't imagine a more fulfilling experience than the one I've had at BU. I'll save the memories for graduation day though. I'm not much of a sap, and there's nothing worse than reading other people's sappiness.
On the other hand, it's been pretty exhausting. Last week I completed two projects, two papers and one final exam. My brain was working overtime, and I barely had time to devote to any therapeutic blogging and/or tweeting. While I've only had two days' experience with this new real-world lifestyle, it's proving to be a rude awakening, and I'm already noticing its tiring effects. However, I'm looking forward to adjusting to the consistent daily routine of a professional career instead of the erratic smorgasbord of college activities and responsibilities.
On the other hand, I can't help but feel a bit nostalgic about the passing of my college life. I've really had a great time and can't imagine a more fulfilling experience than the one I've had at BU. I'll save the memories for graduation day though. I'm not much of a sap, and there's nothing worse than reading other people's sappiness.
In the meantime, I'll be saying goodbye to college and hello to career - and no, I won't be biting the dust at age 36.
Labels:
BU,
career,
college,
graduation,
Schneider Associates
Monday, April 28, 2008
Advantages of the Social Media Release: A Podcast
It's finally done! After fiddling around with microphones, Audacity, a mess of hosting sites, and with some much-appreciated guidance from James Connors, the podcast is up!
Using a witty (and possibly strange) example, this podcast highlights and explains the advantages of using a social media release rather than a traditional news release.
Using a witty (and possibly strange) example, this podcast highlights and explains the advantages of using a social media release rather than a traditional news release.
This was a group project assignment completed for my New Media and PR class. Yes, that's my voice. Enjoy, and let us know what you think!
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