JD's makes the best custard
Sent from my iPhone. Please forgive small typos as my thumbs are not as young as they used to be.
I'm a dog who writes a blog. It is not a pet blog. It is a real blog that talks about real ideas.
No, really. I do my own writing, but I have a really, really cool editor who overlooks the fact that I can't really hit the space-bar key cause I don't have thumbs.
My blog is at http://www.dogwalkblog.com and I talk about everything from politics to social issues to just rambling about local problems. And, sometimes I just talk about nothing in particular.
Hope to see you here... or there....
Misplaced ad images
At first, I thought this banner was an employment ad for Walmart
It was on tip of the ENGAGE: Moms newsletter from Media Post.
But then, it animated into this one:
which is a sign up for OMMA. Does OMMA NOT KNOW that Walmart owns the happy smiley face? Someone from their agency needs to go shopping and follow a Walmart persona round. Same blue, same smily face.
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Apple, you are just cruel
June 17 started a few hours ago. 3.0 is the most current version.
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Pretty in pink
At a Perkins for breakfast and this couple walked in wearing khaki and pink. I sure hope it was just a coincidence and they don't plan their wardrobes every day!
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Change
Manifesto was published on March 5, 2008.
http://changethis.com/44.04.TrustEconomy
Chris Brogan has since changed his blog design; Julien Smith has not. Not sure if it means anything at all, but I just found it interesting.
http://changethis.com/44.04.TrustEconomy
Chris Brogan has since changed his blog design; Julien Smith has not. Not sure if it means anything at all, but I just found it interesting.
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Graduation decorum
My daughter graduated from high school this year. The school sent home a "contract" we both had to sign whereby we promised to "behave" ourselves by treating the ceremony with respect and dignity. Then, over the course of the week, they called our house three times, reminding us of our pledge to behave. My daughter tells me that the school wasted no opportunity to remind the students that they also gave their word.
At the ceremony, we were reminded of the dignity of the event and were at times reprimanded when some parents forgot.
Then, the Dayton Daily News publishes this photo in the Sunday paper. Very large, very proud.
It is a good photo, but is a metaphor for how the school systems undermine parental authority, how society undermines school authority and how the newspaper just undermines everyone because the photo is "really cool" and captured the spirit of the event.
Bravo, Dayton Daily News. You have succeeded in undermining everyone and showing our kids what is really important in getting ahead.
- Make it all about you
- Make it more about you
- Make it entirely, irrevocably about you.
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