IVR Cheat Sheet™ by Paul English How to navigate voice-mail hell to get a human as quickly as possible. [Update: the response to Paul English’s efforts overwhelmed his blog; an expanded get-a-human database has moved to gethuman.com.
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So I changed the photos – the top is Jekyll Island, Georgia, about two and a half years ago, and the little pic is some flowers in a planter at Seaside, Florida. Thinking about warm weather!
Ellen doesn’t remember where she got this recipe, but every time – every time – somebody tries this, they wig out, it’s so good. I gave it to a friend before Christmas over a year ago, and she still talks … Continue reading
The New York Times > Travel > Choice Tables: Quirky Spots the Locals Love But Don’t Reveal NYT’s travel writing about restaurants in Paris.
Bloglanta: Why More Cities Really Means Another County I discovered this site about Atlanta in Atlanta magazine (doh!) on the newsstand, and found this post about the city of Dunwoody proposal. Read the comments too; thoughtful.
Now that’s a post title that most spam detectors would bite on. I made the Spicy Roasted Chicken Thighs the other night, and they were good, though I didn’t follow the recipe precisely. Variation: I forgot to put in the … Continue reading
More Moleskine Hacks | 43 Folders Everytime I pick up a new Moleskine, I’m reminded how much I freaking love these things. I got a fresh one the other day at Flax, so why not mention a few new Moleskine … Continue reading
First in this category, and first of the new year, of words to avoid: somewhat. After reading around the web, looking for guides to implement a GTD system, I kept finding this word, and realized it’s indistinct, overly cautious, and … Continue reading
...with crab cakes! Ellen and I had the house, and New Year’s Eve, to ourselves last night. We had homemade crab cakes, asparagus, salad, and peach sorbet, with a nice 2003 merlot. We welcomed the new year listening to H. … Continue reading