If you haven't yet, go check out the tragic story of Bronto and his diet coke castle - made out of, yep, you guessed it, Diet Coke cans drunk by myself and Rebecca Corliss. We are both Diet Coke addicts and... silly people.

This week's "Adventures in the Kitchen" was perhaps less successful, though still interesting and tasty. I chose a few recipes - some of which I just scrapped altogether, some of which turned into something completely different by the end. Instead of talking about those other - not completed, let's say - recipes, I'll share one dish I did indeed make:

This is only my second blogger meme (read my first and this one too), so I'm still pretty excited about these things. In particular, this meme.

Last week I blogged about the recipes I had chosen to cook this week. In an effort to cook more, and to cook new and interesting things, I'm going to be picking new recipes each week to try out.

A new year, a time to try something new. Also, a time for very cold weather in New England, a time to avoid going outside as much as possible. So I've committed myself to trying to cook more - and cook more new things - so that I also can bring tasty food for lunch at work and avoid going out every day.

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In my earlier post, I talked about concreteness - or, more specifically, concreteness as a form of constraints - in helping our minds focus and be more creative.

If your message says "THIS IS NOT SPAM" then yes, yes it is.

I was really curious, considering that I fall into the category of "Millenials" (people born between 1980 and 2000), if this article (and this one and this too) about managing Millenials would be at all on target.

HubSpot is in the process of yet another office move (same building, different floor), so today all of us are working from home. It's my first real taste of what it would be like to work from home full-time.

In school, I think you're taught to write the body of a paper first and then go back and write the introduction and title. I could never do that. I needed to write the title first, and then the introduction, to frame my thoughts and prepare myself for writing the rest of the paper.