Observations Category
Nerds vs. Hipsters – Why it’s a thing
Posted on July 19, 2012 1 Comment
If you’re looking for the social media stuff, it has moved over to Social Media for the Common Man. I will be updating that with both basic and advanced techniques for interacting on the web with your fellow man. You’re free to take or not take my advice. I will also take suggests in comments, […]
Warning: I am not an expert
Posted on July 2, 2012 Leave a Comment
I titled this post so you would understand that this is opinion and what works for me. If, one day, I get published, then maybe I’ll retroactively change the title. Until then, if you’re looking for expert advice, I be not the one to which you should turn. I mean, Gawd, look at that sentence. […]
The Thing about Fear
Posted on June 21, 2012 7 Comments
By all rights, I guess I should be scared out of my wits. That’s what I’m told, anyhow. I should be panicked and nervous, sweaty palms and all. I should be jumping at loud sounds, flight or fight mode shifted into full-blown adrenaline rush. But, I’m not. You see, I’m moving to Los Angeles on […]
Notes on Social Media or I’m not from the government but I’ll help anyway
Posted on June 8, 2012 4 Comments
As you would have known from my previous post, I am true neutral. But, in honor of my favorite Avenger, Agent Phillip Coulson, I am going to offer you some help in an attempt to put some rampant Internet rumors to rest. There is no need to fear social media. What are my qualifications? Well, […]
My To-Do List
Posted on May 31, 2012 Leave a Comment
As I eyed a 6’0″ axe at the Renaissance Fair last week, I was struck with the thought that maybe I could wait on getting that new computer. My current compy is only four years old and in fair condition, but that’s four years at 2,000 words an hour. Some of the buttons are wearing […]
The Babbling Paradigm
Posted on May 16, 2012 Leave a Comment
Recently, at a book signing, an author told at story about meeting Sue Grafton. This author was at a major publishing event, one of those ALA’s or RT’s or RWA conferences where authors at different stages of their careers hobnob with the other members of their profession. You all know who Sue Grafton is, right? […]
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