If you’ve read any of my previous posts about BlogHer 2009, you know that I’d like more awesomeness, less absurdness, tasteful implementation of blogger and sponsor relations, and more opportunity to convene with my women of color blogger peeps (please hold the Oriental salad). This final BlogHer 2009 post (rather belatedly) addresses future programming.

For context: I’ve . . . → Read More: Belated Epilogue: Programming for BlogHer 2010

Call me an idealist, but despite this being the digital age, I still believe in etiquette, and the fact that relationships matter. I don’t e-sleep around. I want to get to know a person or organization first.

I receive a lot of pitches at Boston Mamas and many of them are straightforward to process (see here, here, . . . → Read More: I Don’t E-Sleep Around

Oh bugger. After feeling as if Dancing with the Stars really found a way to offer something for everyone with its roster last year, I’m feeling rather unspired . . . → Read More: Dancing with the Stars Roster = Meh

I’m a high functioning person with the capacity to get a lot done in a limited amount of time. However, when I have a lot of projects on my plate (which is pretty much always, between Boston Mamas, Posh Peacock, and my other freelance writing and editing gigs), sometimes I just feel utterly overwhelmed; every task . . . → Read More: Confessing to the Absurdity of my Worst Procrastination Tendencies

As I’ve charted my journey with the Shredheads, I’ve found that improvisation has been key: swapping up moves that didn’t kill my knees, modifying workouts on days where I had less time. And exploring different types of workouts has proven awesome, both in fitting my mood and my schedule.

I’ve been committed to Jillian Michaels since Day . . . → Read More: Mixing It Up

Between work, the flurry of recent travel and events, and the general demands of parenting and life, I’ve been feeling a tad undone lately — cascading piles of paper everywhere, the relentless tide of e-mails, creative projects left hanging, and a house that feels untidy pretty much all of the time. I can’t identify the turning . . . → Read More: Grateful

Michelle Kwan just announced that she’ll pass on a run at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver - not surprising but oh, how fun it would have been to see her compete through the 2009-2010 events leading up to her bid. She’s in a league of her own on the ice and I might just have to . . . → Read More: Welcome to Boston, Michelle!