Archive for September 2005 | Monthly archive page
On Monday I spent two hours at my local Target trying to find a birthday card for my father. TWO. HOURS. The experience left me with two conclusions: Conclusion #1: There is a huge card market out there for families of divorce I don’t know why no-one’s gotten on this. Create a line of cards [...]
Since I added the updates feature a few weeks ago, I’ve been trying to keep an eye on it so I don’t forget to email folks when I post new blogs. Granted, there haven’t been a whole lot of new posts, but I wouldn’t want to forget about anyone who actually signed up. Plus I [...]
OK, since embedding footage from our recent trip to Yellowstone into the browser itself did not prove too successful, I am simply posting a link to the source file here: Yellowstone 2005 from Jules Maas on Vimeo. If you click the play button, the video should launch. You can get free downloads of these most [...]
Maybe it’s just me, but trying to find one perfect house in the Emerald City recently seemed a LOT like life in a fairytale. This one’s too old, that one’s too small. This one’s too musty, that one’s WAY too expensive. That one’s built in 1962, and this one has a neighborhood I’m SURE I [...]
Life online was pretty interesting for me last week. On the high note, Maas Publications received it’s first trackback EVER and I posted a comment to my favorite website that the author not only LIKED, but emailed me personally to say how much she appreciated my thoughts. On the low note, I officially ‘launched’ Maas [...]
