serious business.
Let it never be said that my colleagues in the media business in Pittsburgh fail to understand the gravity and responsibility our jobs carry.
Let it never be said that my colleagues in the media business in Pittsburgh fail to understand the gravity and responsibility our jobs carry.
As I told you in the previous post, Twitter was responsible for helping me solve the Great Mystery of the Song in the Target Commercial. Twitter can be helpful like that, and in this case, I would have lost my mind somewhere around lunchtime on Wednesday if I hadn’t been able to figure out the… Read More addendum, brain edition.
I know I’ve talked about this before (although I can’t find the reference at the moment) — my brain works, um, differently. I say this thinking specifically of music and what my brain chooses to hear when I come across a snippet of a song. My ears lock in on the melody, often to the… Read More brain missed the target.
If the previous post didn’t convey how much fun we had at the Big Tap In, this should.
We arrived in Ohio around noon on Saturday, just about an hour before the start of the VIP session of the second-annual Big Tap In. This was my Christmas present from Mrs. Crappy, who had heard enough good things about last year’s festival that she thought we shouldn’t miss this one. After a quick lunch… Read More tapped.