The year was 1982. It was the first (and only) time I worked for an advertising agency. And it taught me the value of designing with purpose.
The year was 1982. It was the first (and only) time I worked for an advertising agency. And it taught me the value of designing with purpose.
Do not touch mobs! Some of them might explode. Whoa. Exploding objects are not what you’d expect in a museum. + more
Before you rush to clear the remnants of your late summer and early fall harvest, please keep this in mind: Our furry, fuzzy, feathered, and winged friends deserve the garden bounty too.
There’s a lot of drama in my neighborhood. Animal drama, that is. And it beats any reality show on TV.
Love ‘em or loathe ‘em, dad jokes serve a higher porpoise. Er, purpose.
Here’s proof that designer dog names have gotten completely out of control.
We’ve all seen them. Design mistakes so embarrassing that they make us laugh. And they’re everywhere.
I’m about to share two pieces of information. But, by tomorrow, you’ll only remember one of them. And I can accurately predict which one it will be.
My husband is fluent in geek. He’s a software engineer, so he obviously learned it on the job. But I’m sharing his secrets, so you can learn to speak geek too.
The ol’ blog has been a tad lackluster lately. What can I say? We’ve been busy. So, for now, I’ll just leave you with this gem and a bit of advice.
Typically, I don’t use salty language. So, if you hear an expletive while I’m editing, it’s because of one thing. And it’s the bane of my copywriting existence.
Been to Hillyard lately? If you haven’t, you’re missing out. Here’s why…
My son has a love-hate relationship with puzzles. He loves fitting the pieces together, but he hates that he can’t see their colors.
What’s the most unusual sports mascot you’ve ever seen? For me, it’s hands down the pierogi. Not familiar with this mighty mascot? Allow me to introduce you.
Have you ever tried a dish that tasted nothing like its main ingredient? It happened to me once at an expensive restaurant on the Seattle waterfront.