Susan Getgood's personal blog
Things are getting a bit crazy. A good thing. But it does mean that something’s gotta give, and it looks like it is going to be the personal blog. I’ll try to post something every week, but truly, no promises.
Business is picking up a little bit THANK GOD. I’ve started writing my book, Professional Blogging for Dummies and am writing for BlogHer’s Family Connections project, both of which impose regular deadlines. Blog with Integrity also consumes a fair amount of my time. Lots more to come on that front in 2010. I may have to move my office to a quieter room.
So if I am not here, where can you find me? Definitely Marketing Roadmaps and BlogHer every week. Probably on Snapshot Chronicles Roadtrip as I endeavor to finish the chronicle of the Africa trip.
Live and in person? In January, I will be at Mommy Tech Summit at CES (Las Vegas) and in February, at Blissdom (Nashville) and the ETC travel conference (Providence, RI).
December 4th –if you are local to Boston or Providence and like dogs, hope you can come to Ladies’ Dog Club dog show in Providence. I’ll be there all day!
“When you die, if you get a choice between going to regular heaven or pie heaven, choose pie heaven. It might be a trick, but if it’s not, mmmmmmmm, boy.” — Jack Handy
We love pie all year round. Apple. Cherry. Peach. Pecan. Blueberry. Oh Blueberry. But somehow pie in the fall has a special place in our hearts. Apple. Squash. Pecan. Pumpkin. PIE!
I love to bake, so messing around with crust is more of a challenge than a nuisance. But, if you are in the Greater Boston area, and love pie but not making them, consider ordering your Thanksgiving pie from Pie in the Sky.
Pie in the Sky is an annual project of Community Servings, a local charity that provides meals for the critically ill and their families. Pies are donated by local bakers, including some of the area’s best restaurants. Last year, the project raised $380,000.
Pies cost $25.00 each. The deadline for ordering is November 18th, and you can pick up your pie at one of 45 locations in the Greater Boston area on Wednesday November 25th.