The East Side Turkey
For those who live in Milwaukee, the East Side Turkey is a fairly common site. The population of turkeys suddenly showed up a few years ago, much to the delight (and sometimes chagrin) of the neighborhood. On my morning walks on the east side, I often see the turkeys trotting around – sometimes in Lake […]
Baby steps
With the uncertainty of 2020 starting to fade away, hopes for 2021 teeter back and forth, unsure if it’s safe to come out. Are you ready to stride into 2021?
Not a moment too soon
2020 was a challenge for most, yet hope springs eternal with 2021 on the horizon. The best of all wishes to everyone. See you all next year! Hopefully in person!
It’s been a year, hasn’t it?
This has been a difficult year, in so many ways. Hard times illuminate what we have that is good. So, thank you. Happy Thanksgiving, from Andiamo Creative
Hungry Williams coasters now collectibles on EBay.
Hilarious and awesome. Someone is selling Hungry Williams beer coasters on Ebay as collectibles. Love it! Don’t know the seller but looks like an industrious Milwaukeean with very good taste. Full disclosure, the The Hungry Williams is my husband John’s band. The band was formed about 4 years ago and they’ve been gathering steam in […]
New times, new brand
2020, you are a pip. I have been working from home since forever, but suddenly the rest of the world is too. We are learning a new way to live in the era of COVID-19, and smart businesses are responding in all kinds of ways. As a brand designer, I thought a good place to […]
What’s this about a virus?
I’ve been working from home for more than 20 years and I’ve certainly learned what works and what doesn’t for me. Here are some tips:
Feeling thankful
When I leaped into self-employment – 22 years ago this month – I didn’t know what to expect. But I was full of hope. Hoping for the best I hoped that I could make this work. I hoped that there would be more ups than downs. I hoped that I could find enough clients to […]
Missed a deadline?
According to Merriam Webster, in the 1860s a ‘dead line’ was a line within or around a prison. Prisoners would be shot for crossing the ‘dead line’. We can all relate to the anxiety and panic associated with missing a deadline. Our world revolves around the calendar and the clock. You must do A task […]
Gobble gobble…
May all hearts and bellies be full on this day.