That is all.
(It's a slew of advocacy infographics interpreting/presenting some key poll findings in compelling ways for a couple specific audiences. Very graphic and clean. Bold colors. Easily comprehended. Rising to the level of memorable, some of them do. I think. I hope. The clients are happy. So.)
2 little croppy crops from the work I delivered yesterday. I can't show you the whole thing yet, but I will. I WILL.
Someone on Twitter had a birthday and I snagged the bear and bird to do up a quick card. Hi bear. Hi bird.
I got a call a few minutes ago from the person who cat sits for me.
Sometimes the sound of a voice tells you there's trouble, so I asked, are you all right? No. He was canceling his appointments — all appointments, all clients — indefinitely.
Read MoreIt’s possible my friend / business partner (in potentia) and I are getting close to choosing a name. Did you know? Choosing names is hard.
I can't say a lot more at this point but when I can I will, because we'll want word to spread.
But, man, choosing names.
Another illustration for the UT San Diego series, Passages.
This music store was a fixture in San Diego, and the owner, by all accounts, spread music joyously throughout his community.
Scientists should take care when choosing names to help mitigate controversy. The article title is "Loaded Words".
This was in Sunday’s UT San Diego. A couple, married 68 years, ran an agency for actors w disabilities. Nice story, good assignment.
