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Help Raise $10,000 for Adopt-a-Classroom from Elmer’s

July 23, 2010
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Elmer’s is making it easy to do good this summer in the spirit of Bagging It Forward by donating $10, up to $10,000, to Adopt-a-Classroom for every Elmer’s Virtual Bag It Forward blog meme post. HOW CAN YOU JOIN? Participate in the Elmer’s Virtual Bag It Forward and by giving away a virtual bag of school [...]

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Hebrew National’s Better-Than-A-Picnic at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park on July 24

July 13, 2010
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Hebrew National’s final 2010 Better-Than-A-Picnic picnic will be held at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park on July 24 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. I will be co-hosting the event with Mishelle, Stacey, and Renee. Not only will there be all the hot dogs, fruit, and drinks that you can hold, but there will also be [...]

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How to Identify a Blogger

June 30, 2010

As I was walking out the door this morning, I took a look in the mirror and giggled. To the untrained eye, I looked like an ordinary mom. To the trained eye, however, I had blogger written all over me. Here’s a shout out to my online (and some real life) buddies whose wares adorn [...]

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Procter and Gamble’s “Thank You Mom” Campaign Reunites Women with Their Mothers

June 16, 2010
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My mother passed away six years ago, on my 38th birthday. Two years later, missing her was the impetus for starting my blog. During all but a short period of my life I lived close to her, so there’s no stash of cross-country letters. My treasures are handwritten recipe cards with instructions like: She would [...]

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iHeartFaces Photo Walk Across America at Atlanta’s Oakland Cemetery

June 13, 2010

On Saturday, June 5, iHeartFaces orchestrated a 20-city Photo Walk Across America. I had the pleasure of leading the Atlanta walk at historic Oakland Cemetery, assisted by my pal Mishelle. I had taken a trial run the weekend before, and already gotten some of the shots I wanted. That, plus the fact that leading the [...]

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Hello, my name is Dawn and I’d like to curate your content

May 27, 2010

I’ve been working on a new project with Allison Worthington that officially launched this week, called BlissReads. BlissReads is a network of sites where a group of women curators (the BlissChicks!) curate quality content from around the web. I curate for two sites, BlissReads Photography and BlissReads Technology. What, you may be asking, is content [...]

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Thoughts on Sponsors, and a Thank You to Mine

March 5, 2010

As more blog conferences and other opportunities present themselves to bloggers, sponsorship has become one of the hottest trending topics in social media. Twitter parties with the #getasponsor hashtag and Get a Sponsor website have sprung up to help women discover how to approach and work with companies to the benefit of both parties. Truly, [...]

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Taking Our Flat Friends to BlissDom

February 10, 2010

Dianne, a.k.a. @bunnytrails, is a dear online friend that I hope someday to meet IRL (in real life). Although she wasn’t able to attend BlissDom in the flesh, “Flat Dianne” and I had a swell time at BlissDom. Starting the trip with Sara and her flat friend, Lisa: Those girls loved Chili’s! Dianne is an [...]

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Visual Bliss

February 8, 2010

There are BlissDom recap posts in my future, but for now, I’m processing hundreds of images from the weekend. Feel free to view my BlissDom set at Flickr, which is being continuously updated. The full BlissDom ’10 Flickr group can be viewed here. Here is one of my favorites, Stephanie and Holley from (in)courage: More [...]

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