Filed under: Boston
Whoa you can download a Red Sox 2009 iCal calendar. Sweet.
Filed under: London
Conversation at work, while I was in a meeting no less:
Pete: So what does this mean? (pointing to the status update bar on the facebook page)
Amy: It’s how you tell people what you’re doing (types: “St. Matthew’s Children’s Fund is getting used to facebook”)
Pete: Oh.
Amy: And people can comment on it (click on the comment button)
Amy: See your fans can write things like, “Oh cool” (types: “Oh cool”)
Pete: Interesting
Jez: Wait wait wait [mind you, Jeez does not work with us - he works for another company] Say that again.
Amy: What?
Jez: Say “cool”
Amy: Cool?
Jez: Yes, say it again. American’s say it in such a good way. Say it.
Amy: Cool
Jez: See Pete. I love the way Americans say cool. Especially American girls. It’s so nice. Say it again, please?
Amy: Cool (starts laughing)
Jez: Oh if only we could talk like that.
Oh Brits! Oh Jez!
Filed under: London
Check out the facebook page that I designed.
Become a fan. Send me comments about things you would like to see and changes you would like to be made.
Just finished watching it (I know, I’m a little late on this…):
Watch it for yourself if you haven’t already:
She makes a lot of sense. The Republican Party will become irrelevant to young people (i.e. the will probably never put up a strong fight in an election until the Millennials die) unless they put up a good candidate in 2012. The way they go about winning over the young vote is not by anti-semitic comments. Good job Meghan – maybe a Republican that I could actually respect – at least on of them has to speak the truth.
