October is my favorite month of the year. Not only is it my birthday month (and the birth month of some of my favorite people ever), but there's never any shortage of other events and plans and celebrations throughout. Add to that the changing of the seasons and year after year, October is just ...
six weeks, many adventures, zero blog posts
Welp, six weeks have gone by and I've managed to do a whole hell of a lot in that time, none of which was post an actual blog. Whoops! On this first of the month, I started thinking about what a busy four weeks I have ahead and I said to myself, "Self, you know who'd be interested in that? ...
Review: Patti Cake$
It could be said (it has been said, I'm sure) that Sundance Film Festival likes to play favorites. It's a bit of a clique, and you're not in until you're in. Like the cool kids' table at lunch or the VIP section at the club, you gotta know someone or be in the right place at the right time.But I ...
Review(s): Columbus and Menashe
Two quiet independent films slip into theaters soon, and each is worthy of your attention. Both premiered in Chicago earlier this year at the Chicago Critic's Film Festival, a week-long affair that's proving to be a local film staple previewing the year's best fare. It was there I saw ...
The Friendliest Island in the Atlantic
When I made the decision to go into business for myself, my mom was not only my biggest cheerleader but also my first client. Her own small business, STEPS for Kids, Inc, was in need of some direction on marketing and business development. So one day in March, we met for lunch at Panera to dig into ...
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