She’s like an adolescent ocelot, leaping and twisting in the air in pursuit of a dragon fly, not so much interested in catching it as flying with it. I don’t know a lot about figure skating. I watch it with great interest every four years. And that was the best performance I’ve ever seen by far. It was an unmatched fusion of agility, grace, and sequins. And the best part is, unlike many of the others, she was just havin’ fun out there. Watching an artist or an athlete, or in this case, both, take such joy in their craft, nearly always reinforces my opinion that mankind might just make it after all.

Just returned from a 3-day familiarization trip to St. Augustine. I shot this with my iPhone inside the St. Augustine light house. Fantastic place to visit.

Closer Than You Think

This is a spot I wrote to dramatize how very close Nassau Paradise Island is to you.

My trendsetting appearance on local tv is already starting to make waves here in the office. Green argyle. Don’t get left behind. You heard it here on TMS first.

BRAINSTORMING AT CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: Damn. How are we gonna get away with selling a pitifully small bag of M&Ms for 4 dollars? It’s not like we can just trick people by putting a tiny bag of M&Ms in a giant box. Oh. Wait…we can?

I got this when I went to see Avatar last night at the IMAX on I-Drive.

My creative director and I were invited to go on Orlando’s Fox News 35 and talk about the Super Bowl ads. I think the argyle was a solid choice.

I love Chic fil á. And I’ve had a million lunches there. It’s a block from my job. But it’s apparent to me that the architect of this sandwich just lost his passion somewhere along the way. And let’s face it. We’ve all cut a tomato like this and called it good at some point.

Advertising is sorta like a mirror held up to our civilization at any given moment. So they say. All I know is, you girls look super cute when you’re cleaning up the kitchen.