A friend of mine just taught me about Googling myself. Yes, I’ve done it and you probably have too! What I didn’t know that my similarly ego-driven friend taught me is that you can search for items from the last 24 hours, week or month. Wowza! It’s so much better
Over the years I’ve accumulated a good stack of press clippings; newspaper articles, radio interviews, Breakfast Television appearances, magazine mentions, and blog links. You could say I’m lucky or you could say I know how to work it. For this week’s Story Time Tuesday, I’m not going to tell you
Recently my friend Claire told me what she believes the rules of life are. 1- Say yes to any invitation 2- Don’t sleep with everyone. 3- Dress for the job you want not the job you have. It got me thinking, what have I learned from life thus far? Here’s
Some days are difficult; you don’t want to be at work, you don’t like the way your life is turning out then someone leaves a voice mail and you realize things are actually pretty good: at least you’ve got your sanity. There are more amusing details about this voice mail-
I Don’t Care About Your Band by Julie Klausner I’ve dated countless disappointments; fauxhemians, moody artists, narcissistic actors, bi-polar designers, and other emotionally unavailable men. I’ve spent a lot of time standing to the left side of a stage because I dated musicians. Some of them are nobodies, some of
Last year CBC had a Teen Angst contest for Canada Reads their annual literature competition between books chosen by well-known Canadian personalities. These were the contest rules: You can either write up a short description of one of your worst teenage moments. Or you can send in a diary entry
Sara Bynoe 