by Sue Horner | Jun 8, 2007 | The Red Jacket Diaries blog
A compliment is a small thing, often casually given, but don’t underestimate the lift it can give the recipient. It’s been a stressful week (which explains the lack of posts), and in such situations a fine remedy is to collapse in a comfy chair with a...
by Sue Horner | Apr 13, 2007 | The Red Jacket Diaries blog
It’s difficult to proofread your own writing. You’re familiar with the words and you can easily slide right over small mistakes. But don’t let difficulty stop you! I just received the monthly newsletter from my professional association. The front...
by Sue Horner | Mar 27, 2007 | The Red Jacket Diaries blog
The freelance life is a true rollercoaster ride. There are stretches of calm, measured work, maybe even not too much work. I like these because I know they won’t last and I use them to run errands, organize my office or occasionally goof off. The quiet times are...
by Sue Horner | Jan 4, 2007 | Writing samples
(Profile of Judge Stanley Grizzle for Via Rail Magazine) A glance at Judge Stanley G. Grizzle’s shoes reveals an impressive shine. This pair happens to be smooth patent leather, but every pair he owns looks almost as glossy. It’s a habit; as a sleeping car...
by Sue Horner | Jan 2, 2007 | Writing samples
(Customer success story for IBM) Baking a delicious loaf of bread has more to do with artistry than technology. But dealing with a swift rise in demand for a loaf that’s the greatest thing since sliced bread? That’s a job for high tech, as La Brea Bakery...
