Rain

I absolutely love it when it rains. I'm sitting here with Snow Patrol coming out of the iTunes and my office door open to hear the heavy rain and thunder.

I like writing on days like this.

Brewing

This is shaping up to be one great year. On top of the great things happening at church (you can read more about that here), our largest client, Bruner Motors, has purchased two dealerships in Brownwood, Texas. We've officially begun work for the new stores so this should have a huge impact on the future of the business. I'm also still handling the creative direction on The Business Journal, our other large client which is beginning to grow. In between that, we have a steady flow of smaller design work coming in.

Between these new things and the massive things going on at church, there is a lot brewing for this year.

"Seven billion dollars?"

This ad agency spoof video is shockingly close to reality. Pretty funny stuff.



Courtesy of Cliff Freeman & Partners.

Back

We made it back from Snyder about eight 'o clock last night and I'm still tired. I've got a lot of thoughts on small-town living and going home that I'll post later.

This week we've got a Business Journal issue to finish up and several other deadlines, along with the release of Crackdown, so posting may be kind of slow.

Good week

I'm declaring right now, it's going to be a good week. Wednesday, we should work out a deal for a semi-new account, which should be good for business.

We may also have something big to announce at church. It won't be for a couple of more weeks, but it should be great.

Plus, we'll probably be taking a trip this weekend.

Oh yeah, and my wife tells me I'm going to LOVE Valentine's day.

Should be a good week.

Slip of the tongue

During a client meeting today, something vulgar was said. It was a slip of the tongue, and not what was intended.

I'm not saying who it was, or what was said, but it was the funniest thing I'd heard all day.

I promised to write about it, so here you go.

Seriously, look at the name

A client just asked me to add a starburst to his ad. I laughed and (somewhat) politely refused. Clearly he hasn't seen this blog.