Mom, I’m just joking about the drinkr thing.
I’m not sure this is a good medium for a coffee morning roundup, but it’s worth a shot. I like the drawings, though. And take a look at Katie Chatfield’s Get Shouty blog. She’s hilarious.
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Shared 2 links.
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Donna Parker commented on your photo.
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Checked in at 55 Water Street
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@durryjones sorry guys. crazy day, and then entertaining out-of-towners. tonight? how are the mountains? [clayparkerjones]
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@NOTCOT back at you. this one should be a lot of fun! [clayparkerjones]
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@elgaffney fail. crazy day yesterday until the afternoon. can i make it up to you with a dinner at mendy's? </sein> [clayparkerjones]
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RT @mikearauz: sweet pano photo of @clayparkerjones looking out the Undercurrent office window http://flic.kr/p/8nCDUo [clayparkerjones]
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Robin-Naked Juice made you an administrator of the Page "Naked Juice".
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Why the hell are you an AE?
You do know you have two LFB 4’s, don’t you?
What ‘chu talkin’ bout, dad? Actually, you caught me.
Paul: not sure. Easier than putting a book together, I think.
I’m with Paul … are you trying to blur the lines on us? What is going on in agencyland? I am sure there is a box that you are supposed to be sitting in
Howdy Clay. Thanks for the lerve- it was a fun morning, wasn’t it. We should do it again soon and see if we can rope in some influential Chi-town bloggers who can give you that boost up the ladder.
Gavin - That’s the story of my life. For better or worse, I can’t really live inside of a well-defined area. I’m sure it pissed-off my parents, significant others, coaches and bosses over the years, but that’s just me. Though I do color inside of the lines. Ultimately I hope to find some way to become a creative generalist, where my job description allows for some freedom. I’m close right now, but it’s just because I work at a really small shop and I have to stretch from time to time. It’d be nice if agencies could structure themselves in a way to allow for this (and I’m not talking about planners here, necessarily). I have no idea yet how that would work, but I’m thinking about it.
Katie - Yeah, it was fun. I love those things, especially when we don’t talk about marketing in a direct way. It’s much more fun to leave inspired to figure out problems than to discuss the actual problems you encounter, yeah?