Something pooped on my leg
Hold meee: the Hug Me Pillow - kinda creepy
My Desk Deco: this is real life #noline
This is how my desk deco project turned out for the Gearyi office contest to win an iPad. It's real life shown in my life stream Foursquare, Twitter, Facebook and blog posts and my favorite connections personal and work with their profiles and our discussions featured, such as @gearyi replying to my tweet to @sweta_s_patel about this project (accused of crowdsourcing ha!). With artifacts from my conquests; yoga gear from the last time I checked into Yoga Lounge and became mayor, wine to represent DowntownRob's tweetphoto capturing me on our balcony unwinding at sunset, and the bread I baked, botched and blogged about last Sunday. Sure some stuff you do stays online but there really is no line. This IS real life.
Clothing Exchange Fashion: things that should not be in your closet
Hanging chunks of tree stumps on my wall #decoproject
5 independent thoughts from an independent thinker. Happy 4th!
This will be my last post in social media until Tuesday I'm headind for hills to unplug. And to truely unplug I cannot be your Facebook friend or join you in Twitter banter for a few days. I figured I'd better make my last post worth something. Here's what came to mind this morning as I considered the days ahead and what we all come together to celebrate this weekend. Independence.
Thoughts on Personal Independence1. Love does not = dependence but can be depended on. 2. Let it go this weekend. Anger is a cage that enables others to control you. 3. Stay in touch with yourself. Take a vacation or do something by yourself for yourself. Whether you're a slave to fashion, the mom or dad who gives it all to your children, or like me a slave to your career. Shed your role and take the time to go be you every once in awhile. It's freeing and you're better for it. By not doing this the only person you can blame for your exaustion or for holding you back from being you is you. 4. You might loose your marbles every so often, or once a day. But hold onto your golden marble, your light. That voice inside you that is drowned out by the noise. Don't ever let anyone anyone put out your light. 5. Take charge of your livelyhood. My mother taught me to never financially depend on a man. And it has proven to be good advice over and over again. Death, divorce, economy, and many other circumstances can make you wish you had.
