The 2012 Book List
In 2011, I don’t think I finished a single book completely. Maybe one or two. And as a former 5th grade Book-it! Champion, that just won’t do. So my goal this year is 12 books. One a month. Shouldn’t be … Continue reading
So, I did a Juice Fast.
It’s true. I, Drew Allen, have not had a bit of solid food in my system since the evening of Jan. 2. Thank you, Texas Roadhouse. First of all, it has been amazing, and rewarding. I can’t recommend it enough. … Continue reading
Movies I watched in 2011.
Black Swan The King’s Speech The Mechanic 127 Hours Blue Valentine Unknown True Grit Adjustment Bureau (twice) Battle Los Angeles Cedar Rapids Sucker Punch Source Code (twice) Hanna (three times) Your Highness Fast Five Bridesmaids Thor Hangover 2 X-Men: First … Continue reading
Drew looks back on 2011.
Well, it’s 11:34 pm. 26 minutes left in the year, and for some reason, I’m at home. Not really unhappy about it. I’m pretty particular about how I ring in the New Year, and if I can’t be in the … Continue reading
A note about the 99%, from one of them.
I agree with Wall Street Reform I really do. But please stop posting pictures with your “story.” They are all normal lives. 99% is almost everyone. You’re normal. We get it. You work a lot but don’t make much, and … Continue reading
How do the Like and +1 buttons affect my marketing efforts?
Someone recently asked me, How do you believe the Google +1 button and the Facebook “Like” button will impact the marketing of a business. In what way can a business influence how many “+1′s” or “Like’s” it receives? Or can … Continue reading
How Wilfred went from awesome to not awesome.
When I first started watching Wilfred and, actually, through much of the first season, I really really enjoyed it. It’s just hysterical, wrong, and hilarious. I’ve never been dumb enough to be a stoner, so that part of the comedy … Continue reading
SEO and the Modern Church.
This morning, I was thinking about how SEO has affected my views of church. Don’t laugh at me. In a certain way, the church is the king of content marketing. The meat of its products and services (pun) has not … Continue reading