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THE FUEL SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP

The first Fuel Social Media Workshop was a fun, informative day. Event professionals built blogs, Twitter profiles and relationships that will go on beyond the day. And the workshop ended with the best social media of all -- cocktails and floral arranging provided byour host venue, Mille Fiori.

Photos By Marianne Lozano

Speaker Rachel Globus (center), Carol Matteson and Bob Fryer kept on working through lunch!

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Friday
01May2009

What's A Heaven For?

DateFriday, May 1, 2009

Sometimes it feels that life is one limitation after another.  As petty as a red traffic light, as metaphysical as the bodies in which we live.

For creative people, the word limitation is synonymous with the word budget.  And now, more than ever, the latter words can dry up all creativity in the souls of artists and special event professionals.

We are painfully aware that in life there are limitations.  But I've always found new strength, ability and possibilities when faced with parameters. What fun is having no limits! For us, the excitement is always about not taking no for an answer and looking for more. Or, as Robert Browning put it far more petically, "A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?"

 

 

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