Saturday, October 27, 2007

Cayden B. Goode

Wow! I got a few responses after that last blog entry I wrote on the fly. Maybe I am over-thinking this process.

Anyway, after calling back everyone that asked me to call them, I decided to go back to the editing room. Some of you have been patient. Some of you have not. Regardless, it is time to open up the video archives and see what I can pull together.

If you have not noticed, pretty much every video I make features no adults, just Cayden -- hence the name 'Cayden Cam.' All you see are the muppets and the adults' legs. It kind of reminds me of a 'Muppet Babies' episode.

"If it ain't broke -- don't fix it."

That being said, this is what the C-Monster has been doing since the last video. Crank up the sound and enjoy!

Sunday, October 21, 2007

Where's the Love?

I am taking a lot of heat as of late regarding my lack of updates. For this, I do not apologize. I began this blogging process much earlier than most of you. I should have some blogging credits saved up somewhere in the Internet bank controlled by Al Gore.

That being said, let it be known that I have been very busy researching and completing applications for graduate school. Although I have not been posting it, I have still been writing...application essays.

This is a tough process because you have to make yourself sound good -- but not arrogant. You have to weave in examples that show why you are so great, but still so humble. Like the time I found a way to re-use postage stamps, resulting in immense cost savings that single-handedly saved the company from certain bankruptcy, but did not take credit for it -- until now.

I have also had to highlight my diversity skills by relaying my experience ordering pizzas with half pepperoni and half Canadian bacon with pineapple. This increase in pizza topping availability made a higher percentage of people happy, resulting in higher levels of workplace satisfaction, which single-handedly saved the company from certain bankruptcy.

The most difficult essay by far involved identifying the biggest mistake in my career in which I tried to use a label maker and accidentally triggered my company's silent alarm . . . which almost single-handedly sent my company to the brink of certain bankruptcy.

The point in all this is . . . well, I'm not sure that there was intended to be a point. But I have not been neglecting the blogging community, I have just been busy.

Stay tuned. There will be more to come....no promises as to when though.