travel
Leaving on a Jet Plane
Over the past few months, I have traveled too much. I have traveled by plane, train, and automobile. I have visited a foreign country (okay – it was Canada, but still…) and have gone coast to coast. I have made layovers in Houston, Dallas, Chicago, Memphis, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Detroit, and probably a few other cities. [...]
Recapping Blog World Expo
What happens in Vegas, pretty much gets posted on the Internet – at least when you’re attending Blog World Expo (Editor’s Note: Minus 10 points for using the same line that probably 100 other #BWE09 attendees used to open up their summary blog post). After four days that somewhat blended into each other, I am [...]
The Real BlogHer
While my anecdote created a lot of press in the last 24 hours, I wanted to highlight what I thought was far more representative of the time I spent in Chicago. The real BlogHer is about a community of women who come together to learn from each other, support each other, and become friends regardless [...]
New York, New York
I’ve been missing New York a lot lately – the City, not upstate. It’s the first time I’ve really had a strong desire to return to the City in a long time. I’ve always loved visiting, but this desire seems to be more of a permanent “move back” type feeling. Will I move? It’s doubtful [...]
Out and About
I’m going to be speaking at the Business Innovation Workshop in Fort Collins on June 12th. I’m on a panel with some great people: Gwen Bell, Social Media Consultant, partner with Kirtsy.com Kate Gannon, New Media Development/Content & Multi-Media Manager, The Coloradoan George Smith, Jr., Social Media Specialist, Crocs, Inc. Ari Newman, Founder & President, FiltrBox, Inc. Dawn Putney, Owner, Toolbox Creative [...]
SXSW: The End
Closing out SXSW, decided to do a little quick video. Spending the rest of the night talking to Wayne Sutton and discussing the events of the past few days and the future of Social Media. Ultimately, I think that’s the beauty of events like this – being able to pick the brains of your peers [...]
Not Going Home (or Holy Crap! That’s a lot of Snow in Syracuse)
Despite having an extended vacation – I decided not to travel home for the holidays. Instead, I stayed in Boulder. My roommate Kezza, who happens to be from the same hometown, did travel home. As her video commentary points out – Syracuse was receiving 3″ of snow an hour. Go here to check out her [...]
NYC Day 5 – 9/15/08
There are lots of things that can be said about New York. Most are too cliche for me to really write down. However, while sitting in Bryant Park eating lunch before our flight took off, I picked up my camera again and asked Mira what she thought of NY. It was a nice turnaround compared [...]
NYC Day 4 – 9/14/08
When I woke up at Josh’s place, it was again around 8am. Slightly confused and not knowing where I was, I started to panic. Josh’s roommate came out and went to the bathroom. At that point, I still had no clue to where I was and decided it was best to leave this strange place. [...]
