I posted recently about Yumvelope and mentioned that I had also been trying out Graze… it has been a month since I received my first weekly box, so I would say it is about time for a proper review.
On April 2nd, +Christy Ramsey tweeted about the box of snacks she received from Graze.com, and my interest was piqued–after checking [...]
A-Graze-ing Month
I posted recently about Yumvelope and mentioned that I had also been trying out Graze… it has been a month since I received my first weekly box, so I would say it is about time for a proper review.
On April 2nd, +Christy Ramsey tweeted about the box of snacks she received from Graze.com, and my interest was piqued–after checking [...]
Yummm!(velope)
When I walk into a regular grocery store, my general feeling is “this stuff isn’t food”, sometimes even in the ‘natural’ aisle since so much is overly processed–I do eat some processed food, though I strongly prefer when I not only recognize all of the ingredients, but they are ingredients I would personall [...]
I think I may need a Blue Apron
As some of you know, I am returning to the office world tomorrow after working from home/freelance, and one of the things I am concerned about is finding the time to plan out recipes, make it to the market with high quality produce (half an hour each way), and cook, while still having time to exercise, relax, and have some semblance of a soci [...]
Lost and Found
Those of you that know me know that I can be a bit (okay, a lot) stubborn and only ask for help when I really need it, preferring to figure things out on my own if at all possible. Today, I encountered a situation where I wasn’t sure that it was possible, and in my many years of hiking, had to make my first call to a park ranger.
I usua [...]
Your computer must be this behind to ...
I received a +Sony fitness-focused, water-resistant MP3 Walkman today from a +Klout perk (yeah, there are some decent perks sometimes), and it seems to have some pretty nice features… but one thing I find odd is the spec requirements list. If they really want to compete in this space, perhaps they should think about removing some of the [...]
Save the 'Almost Churn'
It's common to measure your churn, but how about the at-risk before it's too late? Just because a customer is sticking around, it doesn't mean that they're happy, and just because they're unhappy, doesn't mean they will tell you before already making up their mind to drop you. A little attention to make your cust [...]
The Art of The Croods
So proud of my friend, +Leighton Hickman, and his incredible artwork! I've been looking forward to seeing the film, but this write up on the whole team makes me even more excited to see every odd animal and every unconventional landscape that resulted from the film-making process being shaken up: as noted in the article, much of the artw [...]
Sometimes a movie really is life-chan...
We've all heard many times about a movie, tv show, song, book, or meal, that will supposedly change your life, but more often than not, it makes you say "wow", might inspire you to make some changes to your life, but eventually just gets tucked away with the other things you've learned and remembered fondly. Sometimes, you [...]
Boys can do it all, too
This article touches on a point that I am passionate about, which is summed up well in the below quoted excerpt. If we want true equality, the freedom to break free of traditional gender roles, it needs to be on both sides. There are movements to try to get more women into traditionally male roles, but where are the movements to get more men [...]
Calvin and Hobbes out in the wild
These photoshopped images are pretty awesome! More on the artist's tumblr: http://realcalvinandhobbes.tumblr.com/
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Calvin and Hobbes Photoshopped Into Photographs of Real Locations
If you’re a fan of photography and of Bill Watterson’s popular comic strip Calvi [...]
