Debra Dorrell, owner of “A Good Yarn” in Prescott wants help spreading this news:
A Good Yarn, located in The Old Firehouse Plaza at 220 W Goodwin in Prescott, is proud to announce a book signing with Debbie Macomber on Saturday June 7th, at 1:00 P.M. The bestselling author of A Good Yarn, The Shop on [...]

Just a reminder that I am participating in CSS Naked Day, so my blog will probably look a little bit odd if you are visiting on April 9, 2008! (Please take a minute to read my original post on why I am joining web designers all over the world today to observe CSS Naked [...]

You never know when your next networking opportunity may arise. Or where you’ll be when it does.
I was asked about my profession last week, while I was lying on a gurney, just before being sedated for a “medical procedure.”
Used to having to explain my industry, Virtual Assistance, I was surprised when the person who [...]

When I was a Brownie Scout, we learned that to build a fire you needed tinder, kindling, and fuel + spark + oxygen.
I never “flew up” to Girl Scouts since my troop leader abdicated (thanks, Mom!) and no one else stepped in to take us girls to the next level. I will say that the [...]

A few years ago while on vacation in Mexico, I conceived of a new, organic approach to finding clients. I decided to approach businesses that were doing things that really interested me and get acquainted with the owners or management.
No advertising, no direct mail, just a phone call or email to begin a conversation.
As a [...]

Obviously you will only be reading this if you share my joy of reading about America’s Pasttime. Apologies otherwise, and please skip to another post.
This is great. I just about passed out when I discovered this site: The Baseball Bookshelf, the creation of Hank Brockett.
I offered up my own list of favorite baseball reads awhile [...]