I only eat McDonald’s in October. Well, that’s not entirely true, but 95% of the time, if I’m pulling up to the drive-thru, it’s October. When I was a kid, my dad would take a deer hunting trip every year for 10 days or so. It was always in October, often during Halloween, and during that time, Mom would take …
If you’ve been following Imagine Communications for a while, you may have noticed that we do not operate like a stereotypical marketing firm or advertising agency. Long hours and inflated egos are replaced with flexibility and a true team approach. In a team meeting last month, we were discussing the CEO of Coinbase’s claim the company came up with their …
During this recent surge in the pandemic, a family member was admitted to the hospital through the emergency room at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix. It was busy. Hospital staff didn’t have enough rooms, so they were using a recovery area in order to treat patients who were COVID-19 negative. I overheard a manager encouraging the nurses, letting them know there …
Ross Gellar from “Friends” had his faults, but I have to agree with his grammar. I see “you’re” and “your” used incorrectly all the time, and sometimes, I feel like saying exactly what he said to Rachel in this clip. My best tip: if you are one to incorrectly switch up the two, say it out loud when you’re writing …
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We often travel across the country for client events, and as the company photographer, half of what I need to bring with me is gear. So, over the years, my travel buddy Nadia and I have developed some of our own travel tips and tricks: I like to carry an insulated bottle, like a Hydro Flask. It keeps me from …
Dear Vegas Golden Knights, Here we are, the Stanley Cup Playoffs. And – although I’d be ecstatic if you won the trophy – I’m OK if you don’t, because you’ve already given this second-generation native a great gift. You shined a light on something I’ve known since I was 5 years old and watched this city come together after the …
When you think of a conversation, you may think like I do — two people speaking to each other in a back-and-forth fashion. In World War II, loved ones sent letters to soldiers in combat and waited for their replies for months. Although it was the written word, it was still a forward-moving conversation. Even in war time and an …