I mentioned over the summer that I had taken a temporary freelance copywriting job that required me to be on-site all day. Luckily, I found the greatest pet sitters imaginable! (Click on their site and you just might see some familiar faces! :) ) Ann from Bloomington Pet Pals wrote this awesome guest post sharing her professional advice for looking for the right pet sitter... since the holidays
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On dogs, fear, and parties
This is Lucas: Around these parts, he's also knows as Lukey, Lukey Bear, Smoochy, Smooch, Smoo, sometimes Smoochy-smoo, and Smoocharelli. And L-train. He responds pretty well to any of those, so if you ever bump into him, feel free to call him whichever you like best! Anyway, I've written about Lucas' fear issues before, but I didn't write about his behavior at parties. The first time we
Guest post: The Dos and Don’ts of Bringing Your Dog to Work
You already know that owning a pet can make a person less-stressed out, calmer, and less lonely. Now think of the place in your life where you experience the most stressful and frustrating situations... I'll give you a hint, it has three walls made out of cloth. Yep, it's a cubicle! Even if you don't work in the standard office space, though, the place where you spend about 1/3 of your life is
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