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ABOUT SHARI
Shari Lopatin is an award-winning Arizona writer, journalist, and media strategist who's been published regionally, and nationally. She began her career as a newspaper reporter and now writes both creatively and for the corporate world, doubling as a media strategist. She blogs every other Thursday about writing tips, funny stories, industry news, and media strategies.
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Saw your post on the bananagram’s and have a lot of pictures of really funny products I find all the time.
Lemme know if you’d like me to email them to you, if just for a chuckle. Like Handerpants and Undercaps (Underwear shaped gloves and Underwar shaped Hats) with suggestive uses to go along (Like Bill Clinton in UN Summit Meetings… Bwuahahaha). Anyway, I am definitely fan of your blog and would love to plug your blog in mine. (I swear that’s not a come on lol) http://threehundredsixtyfivedaysofbeingsingle.wordpress.com/plugs/
Just let me know if you’d like it unlinked.
Shari:
This is very cool!!! YOU, ADHD??? Nooooo!!! really????LOL. As your mom and being a teacher, I always knew you probably had a tendancy in that area, but dont like labels and just tried to teach you the best ways possible to cope and handle things. You have a done a good job so far. Sure….the car is a bit out of control, but hey….so what…right? I wish you luck with the blog…..cool idea and creative! I dont usually read blogs, but I will read and keep up with yours.
Mom
Thanks Mom! So glad to have you on board! =)
Hey Shari! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your new blog : ) I’m really gonna enjoy reading it and watch as your grow in life and food! Sounds like a good book idea to me, too!
Thanks Rachelle! Yes, who knows, it may turn out to be a great book idea. I never thought of it that way. Ha! Thanks for reading my stuff, writing buddy.
I love how we watch and help each other grow as writers, too.