This week we were allowed to blog about whatever we felt like. To be honest, I really don’t feel like writing about anything. When you experience loss, it all just seems so trivial. We are so caught up on getting ahead, being up on the latest trends, trying to be ahead of the curve, but none of this really matters in the end.
When I think internet, I think Facebook, fashion, and food. It allows me to stay connected to my friends all over the world, keep up with trends and latest insider tips, and read reviews about fabulous new restaurants in the city. I am a cosmopolitan girl living in the suburbs and the internet is one of the ways that keeps me in tune, so when I get there, I’ll be ready!
When we were discussing last class about how a successful PR representative must be a generalist, it made me think: am I really up on all the trends and events that affect the decisions these people must make? … continue reading this entry.
When I switched on my computer this morning, I was compelled to read AOL’s article about Abercrombie’s latest scandal. However it wasn’t the scantily clad young men in the photos that intrigued me, it was the comments posted by readers.
