Kit Kat Bench Advert

Hilarious!

Saw this while blogging today, and laughed out loud for a few minutes! Thought I would share a lovely bench ad with you. Creative, don’t you think??

HAHAHAHAHA!

A Reason to Write

I’ve been neglecting my own personal blog lately, mostly because I’ve been SO busy blogging on behalf of Thunder. I find it hard to even turn on my computer once I get home from a long day of Internet Marketing, as I have been staring at a tiny screen for 8+ hours. I’m really enjoying this job though, as it is cool and different and I learn something new everyday. Working out of DT is super fun as well. Just being around those guys inspires me daily, and I feel like they’re always on the verge of something creative and innovative. A rad company to work for, and oh yeah, they are looking for an account supervisor if you need a job. Still working a lot with Local Search, Blogging and other Social Media stuff, and some SEO techniques (building keyword maps, market research, etc.).

Of course, I’m still stressed about the near future (i.e. 6 months from now, where will I be? I don’t know!) Looking for a steady gig, and possibly  taking on an additional job in the near future. Living alone has proven to be expensive, yet awesome. I can’t imagine not living in San Diego, and South Park has been my favorite all time place to live, ever. I find that living alone inspires me to get outside my box and do interesting things alone (like watching a screening of Julian Lennon’s Whaledreamers at the San Diego Center for Spiritual Living or an upcoming event I’m considering attending this weekend, The South Park Peace Concert to Benefit Indian Orphans). I have also been hanging out with a variety of old friends. Maybe living with my best friend for 4 years started to inhibit my friendships with others, or maybe I was just lazy. I neglected my oldest friends, but none-the-less, I am happy to have them back in my life.

Mixergy Event

On Tuesday, Lacy and I went to the Mixergy event, Strut Your Stuff. 8 startups presented their websites to a panel of four Internet Marketing gurus for feedback, including our friend Alex Funk from Digital Telepathy. The startups had some great ideas, but I was even more impressed by the panel of experts!