Dear Frenemy,

You’re probably surprised to hear from me because, you see, for the longest time you’ve been hiding behind a mask called “friend”. You probably didn’t think I noticed that you’re not too fussed about me when I’m not around.

If you’re a mom blogger, aspiring mom blogger, blogger covering other topics, male blogger, entrepreneur or someone who’s interested in social media, this is an important yearly event in Vancouver to attend.

Heavy handed approaches “burn bridges” and make for horrible public relations

When I heard that the Jian Gohmeshi and Raffi sat down for an interview my first thought was “sweet!”.

The copyright was pulled but it’s still available.

Phew.

Recently the CBC did a series of pieces on the job prospects for young adults as we dig ourselves out of the most recent economic recession. It was satisfying to see that they mentioned the higher rate of youth unemployment in the previous two recessions in the early 90s and early 80s.

Are you an online publisher, bloggers, digital content producer, PR representative, digital documentarian, social media consultant, marketer and/or digital influencer? On May 6th, 2014, the inaugural WeCapella Vol. 1 event will launch at the Scotiabank Dance Centre in Vancouver.

That village raising children we’ve been hearing about doesn’t just exist in other countries. It’s happening right here in British Columbia, across North America and beyond.

If you’ve never had a mishap with your photo data – if you’ve never lost data when your computer died – count yourself lucky!

If the universe really can talk to us, I’ve been getting a verbal smack down lately. Or should I say my community has taken the abuse.