A walk about the web ....

Saturday August 13 2016

Just imagine that. We're well on our way chugging along in the 21st Century. I completely forgot about that. The 21st Century represented far into the future as a kid growing up, I recall. Remember 21st Century FOX?

We're so comfortable with the new Millenia, we're calling our children Millennium. And it is suppose to be a compliment of sorts. Think "no fear" and it pretty much sums it up.

One third are pretty respectful and go on to a fairly stable path, another third are feeling like they're hanging off a cliff and whether they can trust the hand leaning over to help save him. The final third are so busy blazing a new trail of innovators.

They really aren't defined by age or gender or any stereotype of any sort. Just things and people who came across my radar (in case you want to check it out) ::.... from the Entertainment channel by optioneerJM (Jeannette Marshall, Calgary, AB)::... on both Facebook and Twitter ::....

Hmmmm that looks pretty familiar. I'm thinking i need to go on an investigation.

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A Pictorial Post

Flash back to the 80s and 90s when I was an advertising sales representative. We didn't have fancy titles, the title of where we worked in the media was our badge of honor. Mine was magazines. How I love the smell of the ink without the annoyance of a whole lot of black stuff rubbed on my thumb and index finger.

Some words float out of me as part of those days. I'll have to root through and find some of my favorite projects and share on ThePublisher blog that I created to talk about publishing. It is a topic I love in the act of sharing information and making the world a more beautiful place.

A Pictorial, as I recall, and before I go to the ever-handy WIKIpedia for the answers ::..... is an editorial piece that is almost all visual photography, imagery or art with only captions below minimally. It allows the viewer to absorb and take in the image fleetingly capturing where your eyes fall upon. Comments unnecessary, yet impossible if you are its creator, who happens to l…

Things that will make you think and say "huh"

I was looking around, surfing the net and was wandering indiscriminately around based on the various links that are emailed to me. I guard my email address in such a way that I have everything organized, categorized. It is important that when I subscribe to a site, that it does something for me. Personally. Not my husband, nor my family nor my employer. It is my time. Yes, it makes me a better wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, employee when I do so.

What I see and what I post are random and make me mentally say "huh". Not loudly as an acclamation "HUH!!" nor drawn out with puzzlement as in "huH??" Just a small registration, like a blip, I mentally register with a "huh". As in, interesting, let me read more.

You would think that as a person you have to be guarded and wary of giving too much of yourself away, to be taken unawares and exposed to danger, inconvenience, unwarranted attention, unsolicited retention.

Imagine being a compa…

Triumph over struggle

This blog was originally written earlier today (Saturday, March 4, 2017) on my optioneerJM blog on Word Press ~ where I find an atmosphere of support and celebration of original writing among those who write themselves. It is the highest compliment any fledgling writer can have.Like most of us at the tail end of Baby Boomers while being drowned out by Millennials, we're trying to get ahead. Achieve success, notoriety or acclaim. Subsidize our career choices with our inner voices. To help others, to help ourselves. To exhaust our demons by writing and exhuming scars that life has left on our brains.Confidence or competenceA struggling battle between what we want to express and be appreciated for our words. So many of us write to right the struggles we have fought, the wars we have lost, the lessons we have learned.Gratitude: pitiful compensationWe appreciate the acknowledgement by others who are in chained to the common goal: of being paid for our words. What a steep mounta…

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