Question

Corporate Blogs

Do corporate blogs (where someone from a corporation is posting regularly about their products and answering comments in the same vein) follow a company line? Or are they really separate and the content is up to the poster/maintainer?

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Company meetings about blogging are fun. Except when a couple of people keep commenting that bloggers just don't have a life, even after it was ascertained that one employee (me) does in fact have a blog.

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Walking the dog was fun this morning. Not. I don't need a guy flirting with me for 20 minutes and asking me if I'd ever dated or would date a black guy (apparently me saying I hardly date anyone - white guys, black guys, asian guys, etc. - didn't suffice for number one, and saying yes to number two didn't suffice either, under condition that he have a good personality, which is a condition I place on all guys I want to date, regardless of race), with a beer in his hand, while he fails to remember my name after asking it three times.

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*sobs* I tried watching season 2 of Oz last night. Except my first disc was bad. Have to send it back. *wails*

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Did cut out a skirt. The Ivy Green Silk is going to be gorgeous in skirt form, and I think I have enough fabric left over to make a halter top.

Rumors and Such

Well, Jayski got a quote from Richie Gilmore (and when I say "got a quote", I mean they found a quote on someone else's website) of DEI that if they can seal the deal with NAPA to stay on board the 15 car, they have a driver for next season. A prominent driver from another race team.

My sister's first response?

"Kenseth. Has to be Kenseth. And oh my god, wouldn't that rock?"

Get back from lunch, and what's the updated rumor? That it's Kenseth. LOL

Somehow, the thought of Kenseth NAPA commercials isn't as entertaining. On the other hand, he doesn't make me cringe as a thought for a teammate for Junior. (Now, if Jack Roush would do me a favor and put Mikey in the Dewalt car, because Mikey and McMurray? Much love!)