Working Near Water: Why You Should Do It
One of my favorite things about thinkspace Seattle is that I can see so clearly over Lake Union to Eastlake and no matter today or in five years, it will be the same or similar view; that is they won't be building on top of water anytime soon. I also
Bacon, Beer, & Freedom
As I write this post, I am sitting on the deck overlooking the Puget Sound, consuming three pieces of bacon, wondering if it's too early for an IPA, and thinking about freedom. Having recently returned from a trip to the beautiful land of Israel, there are certain aspects of our country's freedom
From Blondes to IPAs to Sours, Beer Lovers Toast to Seattle Beer Week
Whether you’re new to drinking craft beer or a longtime fan Seattle Beer Week is your chance to join thousands of others who want to enjoy what the market has to offer. The ten day celebration kicks off today with dozens of bars, pubs, and breweries hosting dozens of events showcasing
Status Update from Massive Frontier FIOS Outage: Day 5
Day 5: Earlier Frontier held a community meeting at the Redmond Community Center for residents and businesses impacted by the massive Internet, Phone, and TV outage that has been going on since Saturday, September 20. Frontier made it clear that IMCO Construction was the company that ripped up 1000's of feet
If you want better customer service, give better customer behavior.
It’s all-too-easy to complain about poor customer service. We’ve all done it. We blame the cable company for hiking up rates and madly call the company (only to be placed on hold for way too long). The result of the call is poor customer service paired with not getting what we want
Remembering Nick Magnotti and Supporting Alyssa
Over two years ago on 11.11.11 the Seattle community surrounded Nick and Alyssa Magnotti as Nick battled a rare form of cancer. We have all have loved, hoped, cared and prayed for Nick and Alyssa along this journey. This morning Nick passed away. In the spirit of our desire to wrap
Shonda Award
Today marks the four month mark of when Shonda McCarty Kearns passed away from cancer on July 22, 2013. With Thanksgiving a week away, I am thankful for Shonda and her friendship. I've been feeling strongly about wanting to do something to honor and remember her presence in my life and
thinkspace's reKode: Rakel Sölvadóttir Teaches Kids to Code!
thinkspace's reKode teaches children, teenagers, and teachers how to code!
In Remembrance.
From day one of finding out that she had stage four colon cancer, Shonda McCarty Kearns was a cancer survivor
What really happens when you work from home…
Enter [what’s been on my mind] As much as I love working from home (on my couch…in my pajamas…), I must admit that when I’m at the office, I’m much more alert and effective. Blink [see a new perspective] The article Snack Laundry Lunch Clean Snack reveals a survey with disturbing results: what