Sue’s World

KGSR Radio, New Kid in Town, and Twitter

June 4, 2009

This morning I turned on the radio in my car to hear one of my favorite Eagles’ songs, New Kid In Town. I had a very nostalgic little drive to my neighborhood grocery store. This song came out in 1978, the same year I graduated from high school. On my way back from the store [...]

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Ferrets, cigarettes, and lasting friendships

March 8, 2009

If it wasn’t for ferrets and cigarettes, who knows if I would have even met one of my best friends, Cheryl Finfrock. In the late 80′s we were introduced to each other by mutual friends. They knew that we were both looking for a roommate and finding it increasingly challenging because of our individual vices. [...]

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Social Networking: “The Costanza Method”

March 7, 2009

The best and the worst aspect of social networking is one in the same. There’s always a party going on online anytime, day or night, filled with interesting, creative, intelligent, funny people that want to have conversations, share their lives, offer business advice and connect. Believe it or not, this was a recent revelation to [...]

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Austin’s 2009 Kick Ass Award Winners

January 19, 2009

How about this for a surprise birthday party idea? On your birthday, ask all your friends over and then give out awards to the ones you think really “kicked ass” in the last year! So it’s the guests that get surprised, not the birthday boy or girl. Well, that’s exactly what my friend Spike Gillespie [...]

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An Enthusiastic “Hello World!”

January 1, 2009

This is the first entry in my new blog; my therapeutic social media journal if you will.  In case you didn’t know, I am pro therapy, both giving and getting. To me therapy means being reflective, figuring things out by talking or writing, viewing situations in a totally new way, and having the luxury of [...]

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Pikes Peak Freewheeling

September 9, 2008

This is the only post that survived my previous blog. I couldn’t resist. It was an experience of a lifetime and I just had to include it. Pikes Peak had been closed the previous three days due to heavy snowfall and ice. We were at 14,110 ft elevation, it was 25 degrees, and the winds [...]

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