Day dreaming

Long confusing process

Bells in the City

Big City Small Puppy

Teddy Bear Bells

Mommys Little helper

Style snips

Leopard and a blazer- standard

Jackets and blankets SF wear

baubles and docks <3

Or nothing at all

For the one who holds my umbrella

Some whimsy in the day to day

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The Viral Game for Sony

As we all know I am passionate about ideas and inspiration. That is what I love about the marketing world and it is these giants whom shoulders I stand on. Here is a PR video about the viral game Tequila and Media Arts Lab did for Sony Playstation.

Hot!
http://www.tequila.com/#/work/playstation

Obama rubs elbows with Jobs and Zuck

You know you are a tech biz geek when you find meetings like this hot! Not to mention day dream of when you might be the next woman at the table.

Props to the powerful, the smart, and the creative.

Be Kind

Ever need a reminder that you are not the center of the universe? Be kind and considerate of others for when you leave this world it is only your memory you leave behind.

Profits are like oxygen

Profits are like oxygen. You need it to survive, but ultimately what matters is passion, growth, and a higher purpose. - Tony, CEO Zappos

Poise

HI on SF

Baby CocoBella!

The greatest addition to my life in 2011

Happy New Year!!

Good F%&$ing bye 2010...Helloooo 2011!!

The air is ripe for change and optimism. Go forth and plan your lists for all that you can achieve this year. Bygones of 2010 are bygones and lessons are learned. Successes are out there waiting to be achieved as are fresh lands waiting to be conquered.
For in 2011 let's make a promise, to leave this world better than when we found it. Or at least, to make ourselves better than we are today!

You'll thank yourself for it

The wisdom to know the difference...Happy 26th Birthday!

Happy belated 26th Birthday to myself!

I asked my other 26 year old friends what advice they had for this new year and next box of life...most responded with "there is no difference", "forget the number and go with you're in your 20s", or even a "stop analyzing and just forget it." While we know the latter will never happen, because self reflection is the key to growth. I still must say, I've already felt the difference.

The resounding feeling has been to downsize. Downsize the objects that surround me, the things I focus on, and the people I give my heart to. While my early 20's were spent acquiring and populating my life with everything that felt necessary, I find so far, all I want to do is hold on to the small few and ditch the rest. Disappointment is a plague to the heart for the ones who hold expectations, remove that and let's see what we end up with. We all know actions speak louder than words so while I'd love to say I can forget the past wrongs by even those closer ones, I do know some things wont change. But, that's where the living and learning part comes into play. I can also say with certainty that time still does heals all pain and things that are meant to be will surely be. So in this next year, I hope to hold on to what matters and let go of the rest.
Thus, the key to 26 will be to find the wisdom to know the difference.

<3

"Down On Me" - Keenan Cahill featuring 50 Cent from Chelsea Lately (Full...

I love how 50 Cent knows the viral marketing game. His cool factor just increased 5 points.
Plus this song is on repeat in my head! Gooo Keenan, Get it!

Giants win the World Series

San Francisco Giants win the 2010 World Series!
What an amazing time to be in the city and experience the joy and passion we feel for this great city and this great team.


World Series title caps ‘City’ life
By: Brian Murphy

SAN FRANCISCO – To understand what Wednesday’s World Series parade through the streets of San Francisco will mean to lifelong Giants fans, you probably have to start with geography; with the confluence of longitude and latitude that creates the fog-swept romance, eye-watering views and quirky hills of the city this team has called home since 1958.

It’s a helluva place, San Francisco.

I admit. I’m biased. I grew up 6 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge, in an impossibly idyllic town called Mill Valley, in the shadow of a graceful mountain called Tamalpais. Coastal Miwok Indians gave it that name because its signature ridges resembled a “Sleeping Lady.” If you drive or hike the 2,571-foot peak of Mount Tam, you can gaze down at a unforgettable sight: the entire panorama of San Francisco. From there, you can watch the snow-white fog creep in, through the narrow passage of water called the Golden Gate, linking San Francisco Bay to the mighty Pacific Ocean. You look past the architectural marvel that is the Golden Gate Bridge, and thank whatever forces rule this universe that your seed happened to germinate here, in the region called the Bay Area, with San Francisco at its center.

I’ve traveled to a lot of places in this world. Never seen a place like ours.

This place, well, it shapes your soul, is what it does.

So, yeah. We do “civic pride” here pretty well.

Thus is the wellspring of all the intense emotion you felt through your TV sets when you watched Giants playoff games at AT&T Park this October. We love this place. And we love anything that has to do with this place – from the soothing clang of a cable car bell to the memory of Joe Montana rolling to his right to the muffled sound of a foghorn at night to, yes, the baseball played by the 2010 World Series champions.

We understand that other American cities are marvelous; that New York is the most exciting place in the world; that Boston’s historic pedigree is second to none; that New Orleans is the most joyous party on Earth; and that Seattle rivals San Francisco for sheer physical beauty. But our love is parochial, and when we have a chance to exhibit that love, well … you have 43,000 people, full-throated, in the middle of the 8th inning of a World Series Game 2 on an October night at Third and King, belting out the lyrics to a 32-year-old Journey rock anthem:

“When the lights go down/In the City
And the sun shiines on the Baaaayyyyyy …”

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My military inspiration looks like this

Tommy Ton <3

Champagne & Sequins

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