It’s funny how people react when I say I’m a writer. At first, they seem to be intrigued. You know, because a writer just sounds like a romantic type job. Then, I get into what I write. I’m a copywriter and blogger. I write marketing messages, communicate stories through social media, etc. I also provide […]
Transitions, Reflections and Perspectives
The following article is a guest post from Paula Mahony. (Ed. note: I write for Paula. If you read this blog, you can tell from the first paragraph why we work so well together.) What on earth did I agree to?! Guest blogging for Another Jennifer! Was I temporarily out of my mind when I […]
What My Dogs Would Say If They Could Talk
Now that I’m working from home full-time, I’m with my two Siberian Huskies a whole lot more. Whether they (and I) enjoy this is another story. Huskies are stubborn dogs and want what they want. They’re not sleeping at my feet or fetching things for me throughout the day. They’re not looking for extra love […]
The Hazards of Working from Home: Dinosaurs, Monster Trucks and Socks
I need one of these signs for my office. Of course, I’m not sure I’d ever get to put a number on the bottom. Since I work from home, it’s not unusual to step on a dinosaur or two during my short walk from the living room to the office. If it’s not a dinosaur, […]
Using a Kitchen Timer for Wellness, Better Writing and Time Management
Now that I’m working from home full-time at the writing lab, I find that I have to remind myself to get up from my desk every now and then. I just don’t have the regular distractions that come with working in a busy office with other people. My chiropractor noticed too. (She notices everything. I’m […]
