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  • Musings on Work

    Around our house we’ve become somewhat fond of wailing We need a new economy! The down(ish) economy is draining on emotions and focus, as well as super-heavy on workload and stress. What.a.bummer. In the midst of all of this, I continue to read business blogs, full of research, trends and motivation. This week, I had […]

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  • What a Day…Week…Month…?

    Sometimes you feel as though you’re in survival mode – finish one thing, move on to the next. Let’s be clear – this is one of those times. Believe it or not, our schedule opens up significantly starting on Sunday. I suppose that means what we’ve been experiencing is the last, violent thrashes of schedule […]

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  • A Post for my Family

    Photos from the Hall of Fame ceremony: With chapter president, Amanda Wheeler, and former president and MC, Scott Milder Hall of Fame members that could make the event. The induction speech: Shannah Hayley is a Senior Associate of Urban Design Group, where she works with the firm’s Principals to establish the firm’s marketing strategy and […]

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  • Success

    It was an up and down week for me. Tough (nearly impossible) deadlines – down Two flat tires – down Baby shower for friends – up The Boy left for a trip – down The Boy came home from a trip – up Unexpected complications in a project – down Baby sister ill – down […]

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  • How You Know

    You know it’s been a long week when you have to have two of these: Before you can have one of these: I’m already daydreaming of a weekend where I can do some grocery shopping, house cleaning and cooking. And that’s another way you can know it’s been a long week: Your daydreams are related […]

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  • Sliding through My To-Dos

    More accurately, I’m sliding around the ice and that’s something on my 101 List. What better way is there to accomplish a 101 List item than to do it while networking and relationship building with other women in my industry? {Answer: there’s not. Particularly when The Boy has informed you that he’s not interested in falling.} […]