Long time no see. I just posted a huge update with all my new work blog posts, including one  (well, two) on wild blueberries, one on exercising like a kid, and an interview with long-distance hiker Jenni Thompson.

In life stuff, we went to Japan (I fell in love with the food and lost 10 pounds!), and a Star Trek convention in Vegas, and New York for Male Pattern Boldness Day (I'm in the second row in that photo, in my roketsu-dyed Japanese t-shirt). If you want to see photos from all these lovely trips and more, come find me on Instagram.

In sewing news, I made a reversible Alabama Chanin Classic Jacket and wore it on all 3 of the above trips. I love their fabric so much. Given all the recent changes, I hope the company's doing okay.

That's the news for now!

I get to write blog posts on axe-throwing and more axe-throwing. And Wonder Woman.

Also, when I tell my (awesome) boss, "Hey, I'm going to Iceland and I want to go on a glacier walk; does that count as an activity and can I write about it?" of course she says yes.

(Still trying to work out the logistics on that one. But I will be at Iceland Airwaves next week!)

My article on Maison Anna Heylen is in the June/July issue of Vogue Patterns Magazine.

Hi there!

I've started a lovely six-month contract as Senior Copywriter and Editor at Nokia. And I get to work with a longtime friend and former colleague from Court TV! (Hi, Susie.)

Check out one of my spiffy taglines!

I'll also be writing and editing for the Nokia Health Blog. Yay.

Cheers!

Happy New Year!

I'm still here. Hope you all are well.

Updates: I finished up my six-month contract at MFS Investment Management in November (they were great! I miss them!), and then I went to Paris. I bought a museum pass and went to as many as I could. Here's the Orsay!

Is that not amazing? I thought about not going because I'm not really that into the Impressionists, but I'm glad I did.

And now I'm back, hunkered down in Massachusetts in January (please send flannel pants and a vat of moisturizer) and looking for work. Here's my resume if you want to see what I've been up to. 

Hi! I have an article in this month's Editorial Office News: "Taming the Feedback Beast: Five Strategies for Freelance and Technical Editors." Here's a sample; the rest is behind a paywall here (sorry)!