Wow, guys. This weather is fierce. I’m sitting on the couch tonight–as a fresh, four inches of snow, blankets the ground outside. (And, as my dog snores up a heckuva storm of his own, might I add.) Tomorrow’s weather is looking like a roller coaster of a day–bring on some rain, some sleet, some ice…
Tag: Social Media
Whew! I Made It. Almost. :: Twin Cities Photographer
Who’s no where…yet everywhere, lately? Me. Because it’s December, and I am a photographer with my own clients, who also works in retail as a blogger, social media manager, email blast writer and creator, website updater and, of course, photographer. (See old blog, about ‘other jobs’, here.) This blog is going to focus on those…
Dammit Facebook, I’m a Lover, not a Hater.
Just FYI: I went ahead and deactivated my personal FB account. I didn’t do it lightly. I mean…I spent a few hours thinking about it. And, then the realization kicked in that if FB were real, I would have dumped them as a friend years ago. They’re kind of an asshole. In case you’re curious…here…
Trying Something Different…
Let me start this blog by saying…I hate this blog. I hate my website. I hate my postings on Social Media. (What a way to start, huh?) My first grade teacher would say that I just ‘strongly dislike’ these things…and, she would have asked me what it is about them that I strongly dislike. My…
Still Beating this Horse :: Social Media Photography
Here I come…back to the stupid topic of Social Media. Can you tell I’m really torn with this one? It’s such a huge thorn in my side. We’re quite love/hate. I ended up realizing that I really did miss the status updates, and photos, from my close friends and family. So, I created a ‘Super…
A Quick Update from my Last Blog :: Twin Cities Photographer
You guys. JUST as I was getting ready to start writing this blog…THIS popped up: iPhone Separation Anxiety is Real : Study Says. (Since I’m an Android user…clearly, I’ll never have a problem 😉 ) The whole point to this blog was to be a quick follow up from my last one–the one where I,…
Social Media…We Need to Break Up (It’s You. Not Me) :: Minneapolis Photography
Probably every generation will say this about the decade of their own childhood–BUT, the 1980’s really were the best time to be a little kid. It was such a contradictory time though–for the first time ever, Saturday morning cartoon commercials spoke completely to us, the kids. They sparkled, and flashed loudly, screaming to us kids…
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