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Using middots (and em dashes) in marketing copy
The middot can look like a “bullet,” but it is not. It can be helpful in marketing when you need to represent an address in a single line…
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Creativity
Tree Hugging Humour, Lychee Trees & Ways of Approach
I need to make this quick, and I’m going for the British spelling to captivate your interest. I’ve got shopping to do and laundry, maybe even can get…
Culture
Deep Impact of words, asteroids, and my dad
Or, taking a NASA mission personally Thanks NASA–Love me a fun 404 error. I have to admit, when The Deep Impact Mission ran an impactor probe into a…
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Artist’s Confidential
AKA pulling apart a piece of art, with some web-weaving via inappropriate footnoting. This entire piece is about a rapidly made Instagram reel (with high hopes of it…
Family
Naming, Angels, and Missing Sisters
Can anyone truly see what’s missing? It’s a paradoxical view. What’s in a name? One of my teachers told me folks with the last name DeAngelis or DiPrete…
Mommess
What makes any given website run
I just had to explain this to a client. I figure you may need to know this too if you have a domain name and website hosting and…
Coaching
project project & on demand on you
This is about putting the marketing cart before the horse with Human Design, and it apparently working.1 Oh yes, and moonlighting…And examining why anyone would put pressure on…
Family
Gail Force
Gail lived with us for several months when I was five years old. Gail was 15 years old at the time, an avid 1970s free spirit, a pot…
Creativity
Titles First (and foremost?)
I saw a delightful and giddily relaxed David Bowie1 in an old video clip saying something so true: artists are more comfortable describing their process than what things…
Mommess
Skipping Stones
This is shear poetrytransparent like the way I express myself these daysand try to hear you too. Transparency means invisible. This is good on one level, perhaps not…
Mommess
State the thing | Stare at the thing | Stair the thing
How positively-framed statements make matter & how to serve wisely within your own makers way. After Tim Snyder wrote a book On Tyranny1, he wrote On Freedom2. I…
Creativity
The Mess
I love my mess. Truly. Just like I loved it in my old Dodge Aspen with cigarette butts falling out of the ashtray onto cassette carriers filled with…