The Story Economy Blog
- My husband (that's him to the right, with our two babies) doesn’t want me to write about this topic. He’s afraid that no one will ever hire me again if I speak out, and there will be no more food on the table. But as with our disagreement about…Read More
- Posted in pondering, stories about familyMy dad used to tell a story about when he was in the Army. He was drafted during the Korean War, and like all GIs, sent to basic training. Aside from the “basic” of basic training, he had to choose between two or three specialized training programs.…Read More
- Posted in ponderingWhen I was about five months pregnant with my first kid, I found myself in New York City for a conference. So of course, I blew off an afternoon and headed down to Purl Soho to fabric shop. I’m a fabric nerd, so picking out fabric to make my first baby…Read More
- Posted in stories about family, the story economyMy mom’s back is bothering her. She is 77, and she rarely complains. So for her to say something, it’s pretty real. She’s even starting to walk all hunched over. “Mom, go to the doctor,” my sisters and I keep telling her. I will wait until…Read More
- Draw a site map. Outline your navigation bar. Gather your copy and your images. Of course, do all of this. But then, get out of your head for a while. And just think about what you want your web site experience to feel like. The best way to do that…Read More