I've been out strolling around the web and thought I'd share some of my finds with you. I get to look all informed and I can mooch off their usefulness without having to come up with creative thoughts of my own! Wait, did I just say that out loud?... Susie at Bluebird Blogs is hosting a contest for a free blog design! If you haven't seen her work, you should spend some time browsing around at her portfolio --good stuff. Click on over for more info on the contest. Minti is an interesting web site that is a forum for parents to share advice with one another! I don't know about you, but the best advice I've ever received has been not from books or experts, but from other moms in the trenches. Of course, you should always use discretion when taking the advice of "strangers", but still, it's an interesting resource. Pay, Jr. is an on-line chore/allowance-tracking service. At first glance, it appears it would be more helpful to parents of tweens and teens, but it warrants investigation. Check it out! I hope you didn't miss my friend Chilihead's WFWM tip from a few web site consultants weeks ago. It allows you to browse Amazon and automatically find if your book of interest is available at your local library. Don't miss this great pointer--I have used this dozens of times, and I love it. Last one...someone put me on the mailing list for the Magic Cabin catalog. It's pricey, but OH, their toys are gorgeous. At least it's fun to browse and get some ideas. Enjoy!

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This is a little scene from 12 Angry Men . One of the jurors is an ad guy, and boy does he let everyone know. He's like a one man urban spam operation. In some ways he's the personification of interruptive marketing. Pleased with himself, oblivious to others yet simultaneously track ramp desperate to entertain and mad for approval. And, I wonder, is this the origin of 'run it up the flagpole and see who salutes it'? Was it invented for the movie? (an exaggeration of a pre-existing phrase) Or was it already popular currency in Madison Avenue?

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