Oh...spelling.

Lesson of the day: Don't assume others know how to spell as brilliantly as you do.

I made that mistake a couple days ago and now it's kicking me in the butt. I assumed someone (*cough* Andrew *cough* Strickland *cough*) could spell the word "Dining". I was stupid enough to let him send a file to my printer (who is already doing me a huge favor) without me proofing it first.

Big no-no.

I saw it today for the first time and realized it was spelled "Dinning". The banners are already printed. And now we are paying extra to get them re-printed.

It's not Andrew's fault...he's a graphic designer and graphic designers don't need to know how to spell for their profession (although, it would be very helpful!). It's totally my fault.

So, maybe the lesson should be this: Always proof everything before it gets printed. Don't just assume that everything looks right and is spelled correctly.

Oy!

I now have three jobs...

As if my life wasn't busy enough...I've taken a job on the side of my "real" job. I'm now selling *link edited --> Mary Kay products. I just want some extra cash so we can save more money for a condo that we're hopefully buying in the next 1-3 months.

It's gonna be crazy, but I know it will be worth it. Let me know if you're interested in buying any products!! :)

Top Strangest Desks and Tables

This post comes via Church Marketing Sucks.

Check out these outrageous, but really cool desks and tables here. My personal favorite is #7, the folding computer desk/bed. I think that is awesome.

All of them are pretty pricey, but definitely fun to look at!

Getting organized

We have lots of projects going on here. So, I've made a timeline for each "big" project so that our team can meet deadlines better and our process can become more of a system.

Here is what the timeline looks like.

Trying to keep a team of men organized is like trying to lick peanut butter from the roof of your mouth. IT'S HARD!

Off the subject, here is an interesting post about a 72ft replica of the Statue of Liberty, made by a church in Memphis. All I have to say is..."ew".