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be back soon.

11Aug10

Time to mix things up a bit. We’re headed to the Midwest (as of today). I’ll be resurfacing once we’re settled – or at least once our bed is unpacked and the Internet is up and running. For now, relax and enjoy the rest of what summer has to offer.
Be [...]

june resolutions and life revisions

02Jun10

Yesterday I tweeted a resolution for June:
Part I, single-tasking.
Part II, 1 new post per week.
Part III, 2 comments per week.
The first of any month seems like an opportunity for renewal – June’s perfect for this. This is not the first time I’ve decided a revision was in order (here and here). I am, and [...]

maternity leave made by scratch

04May10

At this stage in my life, freelancing offers me wonderful flexibility, but I learned that there are some unique challenges – especially when you’re pregnant. With no instructions or HR support I needed to create my own post-baby plan of attack.
It was important to tie up my work as well as set realistic expectations with [...]

look what we made :: maternity leave until may

17Mar10

Introducing Lucille “Lucy” Rose Rhinesmith!

Lucy was born on March 6, 2010 at 8:34 PM, weighing in at 6 pounds 2 ounces and 18 1/2 inches.  We are smitten with our newest addition!
To fully enjoy every moment I will be on maternity leave from all social networks (other than to gush over life as a new [...]

navigating client expectations

12Feb10

Oh come on, we’ve all been there. You know, in one of those situations where you’re not quite on the same page as your client regarding next steps, a particular item and/or the way to achieve the primary project objectives. It happens to all of us.
So once it’s been determined that you and your client [...]

project-oriented communication: ways to maximize email (and minimize frustration)

31Jan10

With all that tweeting, it’s easy to forget about email.
Email has become one of many communication options, but is still a primary mean leveraged by many, especially when it comes to project-oriented communication. More of us are working independently and remotely with email critical to our working relationships. I’m a believer that practice makes perfect, [...]

the freelance plunge :: introducing, left behind bottle caps communications

22Jan10

After many hours of thinking, planning and soul searching, I have made the decision to go freelance and Left Behind Bottle Caps is coming with me. I am proud to introduce a slightly updated blog and Left Behind Bottle Caps Communications.
The decision to make this blog more a professional think tank is in response to [...]

a historical moment for proxy apparel

22Dec09

It never ceases to amaze me how inspirational and driven my dearest friends are. Heatherjean is one such person. I’ve mentioned Heatherjean and her socially-focused, entrepreneurial mission – Proxy Apparel – before in a previous post.
It has been humbling to witness her navigate such a life (and world) changing journey, continually standing by her [...]

coffee on me…

18Jun09

Last night while watching the Red Sox game I was challenged by my husband, Colin, to have coffee with one new person per week. The impetus for this is my insatiable appetite for stories, people and inspiration – as well as an outlet for my own ideas.
So, who in Boston [or NH, Maine, NYC...other] wants [...]

public access, social media strategy – a community centric approach

27May09

Yes, sometimes I like to brag about my stellar husband, Colin. He’s helping to bring awareness and change in the public access, community media and citizen journalism front – and I couldn’t be prouder.
The following is from last week’s Alliance for Community Media Northeast Conference, where Colin talks about how new technologies offer a unique [...]

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