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December
2003 Archive
Wednesday, December 31, 2003 Sayonara 2003!I should have been seeing tumbleweeds tumble by and hear crickets the last couple weeks after my last sale and without client work lines up. But because of an uncharacteristic surge of client work the last couple weeks and from recovering from a bug this week, I'm deferring my NYE tradition until this weekend. Normally, I retreat into my hermit crab shell and look forward and look back. I make some conclusions, make some goals. I feel like I've got a giant backlog of stories to tell - but I'm too pooped out to recall them right now. I hope folks have a superfun (but still safe) New Year's Eve! xoxoxo - Happy 2004! posted on 12/31/2003 10:06:14 PM
Monday, December 29, 2003Creaky BrandyI weather the holidays, open houses and visits from far flung friend well. Until I woke up yesterday with the low grade crud going around. Achey. Blech. Calendar, as seen on the Art/Work blog, is on hold until I feel a bit better. posted on 12/29/2003 02:39:56 PM
Friday, December 19, 2003Musta Been a Good Girl All YearMy grandma, mom and sis, in cahoots with Santa no doubt, gave me just want I wanted this year! This morning in mail was a bright and shiny new Print Gooco machine from Think Ink along with the The New Gocco Guide! Hooray! Thank you!! I can't wait to get crackin'. First project - thank you notes. posted on 12/19/2003 11:49:42 AM
Wednesday, December 10, 2003Heir to the MSL throne?posted on 12/10/2003 12:30:05 PM
Sunday, December 07, 2003Mmm... I've got much to report after a JAM-PACKED week, but right now I have to be a Sunday night lazy ass. Rest my brain, hands, body in general. Just wanted to report that I want a snowstorm now. My apartment is clean and quiet and my blankets are warm. I'm ready for a snowstorm.Not cold enough outside. Drat. posted on 12/7/2003 08:56:22 PM
Tuesday, December 02, 2003Neighborhoodies!Just now, Michael de Zayas of Neighborhoodies was on Eight Forty-Eight on WBEZ just now. SUCH a simple, brilliant idea. Neighborhoodies sell hooded sweatshirts (and since inception lotsa other items) with your neighborhood name on it. I rilly, rilly want an Edgewater hoodie, because I love my neighborhood. I just have to decide on colors. And you can get any text you want, so if it's not your neighborhood that speaks to you, you could get your hometown or school or club or anything your heart desires on it! "Loosetooth.com" will be hoodie #2! And besides the fact that they execute a simple, smart idea well, they seem to have the right ideas about business. And by "right" I mean the same ideas I have. From the manifesto, "The notion of SUCCESS, in the business world, needs to be redefined." Amen. If I had the $$ and didn't have my Xmas gifts covered, I'd be getting everyone these things! So, you need to go to the site and do it for me! Comfortable clothes that convey your pride about something. Dig it. Update: I signed up as an affiliate, so if you're keen on getting your own Neighborhoodie, please use the link above and I'll get a small comission. p.s. As cute as it is, please be careful about putting your kid's name on their clothes. Then any old yahoo can call them by name and confuse kids' "Stranger Danger" radar. My dad made me a hat (trucker hat, the kids call 'em these days) with my name on it. I wore it to the circus (yes the circus) and some guy called out, "Hey, Brandy." Totally freaked me out. Just a note. posted on 12/2/2003 01:01:51 PM
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