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7 months ago
in 2008/12/04/wordpress-27-features/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
Sweet mercy, Dec 10 will not come fast enough.
10 months ago
in Who says Planned Parenthood doesn’t pay? on Tall Tara
LOL - that's one of those "less than 5 dollar, can't even bring myself to write up a deposit slips" kind of checks
11 months ago
in How gaming came back into my life on Tall Tara
But if my evil plan comes to fruition, your mom should worry very much...you'll never leave the house again!! Muhahahahahhahaha!!
11 months ago
in He asked me to go on a bike ride… on Tall Tara
Aww...you totally gave me chills!
And now, how about telling us the story about how to Announce Yr Engagement 2.0!! *wink*
And now, how about telling us the story about how to Announce Yr Engagement 2.0!! *wink*
11 months ago
in BlogHer08–>I forgot to wear flowers in my hair, but they were all over my shoes on Tall Tara
"You’ve restored my hope in the humanity behind the Internet and reminded me just how powerful women speaking their truths can be." -->you said it!!
Girl, it was great to see yr ass in heels. Wowza. Thank you for sharing your hotel + box in 07 + look how far we've come in that year. Who knows where we'll be in 09!! I hope you don't change your domain to TarableMom or something, though. I love "talltara" and you will forever be Tall Tara in my mind. Especially now. After the shoes.
Side Note: And I have a Guy story that will blow your mind. Remind me...
Girl, it was great to see yr ass in heels. Wowza. Thank you for sharing your hotel + box in 07 + look how far we've come in that year. Who knows where we'll be in 09!! I hope you don't change your domain to TarableMom or something, though. I love "talltara" and you will forever be Tall Tara in my mind. Especially now. After the shoes.
Side Note: And I have a Guy story that will blow your mind. Remind me...
1 year ago
in Target Sporting Flowering Tea on STeaP
Own it. Love it. Vid of it, w/delish flowering tea steep here: http://www.vimeo.com/653187
1 year ago
in Friendly Intelligence - January 5, 2008 on Learn To Duck
Micah, hey! Looking forward to seeing you at the NTM tonight. Enjoying your tummyblr, too. Very cool idea. Think we'll start some Laptop/Geek Yoga at the bunker soon...would love to have your smiling face here for it! 3
1 year ago
in Japanese Trip Details on In Pursuit of Mysteries
Hi Al,
Hope I can offer some pointers. Your trip sounds great! Trains typically run smoothly & on time (unless someone decides it's a good day for a train suicide).
You'll be in town at the same time as Brad Warner...he'll be down in Shizuoka leading a Zazen retreat next weekend.
A few rules of thumb, just to add to what any Japanese culture book would tell you:
1) Deference is key. If you don't know what you're doing, mess something up or make a mistake, apologize in whatever language you can (sumimasen whispered several times usually does the trick).
2) People will assume you don't speak Japanese, but it's a good idea to learn a few phrases en route anyway, just to show that you care...greetings and the like are just polite and friendly to know.
3) Prepare for hospitality and plan to bring a few gifts from America to share with people that go out of their way to help you, as they inevitably will (simple things like postcards or something do the trick).
Hope that helps a bit. Enjoy your trip, be aware of your space (this may mean speaking a little more quietly than you would back home), and remember people ultimately want to help and make you feel welcome. We look forward to hearing about your trip!
Hope I can offer some pointers. Your trip sounds great! Trains typically run smoothly & on time (unless someone decides it's a good day for a train suicide).
You'll be in town at the same time as Brad Warner...he'll be down in Shizuoka leading a Zazen retreat next weekend.
A few rules of thumb, just to add to what any Japanese culture book would tell you:
1) Deference is key. If you don't know what you're doing, mess something up or make a mistake, apologize in whatever language you can (sumimasen whispered several times usually does the trick).
2) People will assume you don't speak Japanese, but it's a good idea to learn a few phrases en route anyway, just to show that you care...greetings and the like are just polite and friendly to know.
3) Prepare for hospitality and plan to bring a few gifts from America to share with people that go out of their way to help you, as they inevitably will (simple things like postcards or something do the trick).
Hope that helps a bit. Enjoy your trip, be aware of your space (this may mean speaking a little more quietly than you would back home), and remember people ultimately want to help and make you feel welcome. We look forward to hearing about your trip!
1 year ago
in I’ve been hiding on Andrew Hyde
If you get a woofy, I will too.
Oh and I have a question. Why is Danny Newman listed under "Test"? Is that all he IS TO YOU??!!! ;)
Oh and I have a question. Why is Danny Newman listed under "Test"? Is that all he IS TO YOU??!!! ;)
1 year ago
in So You Wanna be a Startup… on Learn To Duck
Hey Micah,
Thank you for posting this. I just interviewed David Cohen last night and I think he's one of Boulder's finest example of the limitless possibilities of bringing talented people together under one roof to do good work in the world. I'm excited to see what comes out of Boulder next.
If you want to read the interview: www.gwenbell.com/blog
@Eric: I've heard Boulder compared to Disneyland for grown-ups. If you're a startup, I think it's doubly true!
*ponders a return to Boulder*
Thank you for posting this. I just interviewed David Cohen last night and I think he's one of Boulder's finest example of the limitless possibilities of bringing talented people together under one roof to do good work in the world. I'm excited to see what comes out of Boulder next.
If you want to read the interview: www.gwenbell.com/blog
@Eric: I've heard Boulder compared to Disneyland for grown-ups. If you're a startup, I think it's doubly true!
*ponders a return to Boulder*
2 years ago
in Let’s Do That Again on Andrew Hyde
Dude. Like. I am so totally a girl!!! Wearing a skirt next time just so that we can clear that up... ;)
