Tag, I'm It

Dave tagged me. (and, many thanks for calling me "one of the most human voices on the Internet.")

This is a classic.  Sure, I am a blogger, but I may be about the most low-tech and oblivious one out there.  I had not heard about this game of blogosphere tag, but apparently it has been going on for weeks.  I hope I do this right...

Here are the requisite five things most people do not know about me:

1) May Sarton's Journal of a Solitude is my favorite book.

2) I have two older sisters and a younger brother.

3)  I got kicked out of prep school (Choate Rosemary Hall) - long story.

4) My first "real" job was in public relations for the international division of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

5) I used to boogie board (in a thick, full-body wetsuit, of course) at Ecola State Park on the Oregon coast.

Rules of this game dictate that I now tag five people to carry on the game.  Here are my choices:

1) Kelly Groves Dignan - a good friend from my UMich days whom I greatly admire for stepping back from a successful entrepreneurial life, and toward the building of PursueU, her coaching business for young women heading into college or careers.

2) Todd Sattersten - many of you know him through 800CEORead.com, but he also keeps a personal blog at Astronaut Projects.

3) Ann Handley - fellow dog-mom-o-rama and content queen for MarketingProfs.com and their Daily Fix blog.

4) John Moore - author of Tribal Knowledge and Brand Autopsy blogger, who I just met at the 800CEORead pow-wow in Chicago.

5) Gavin Heaton - fellow MarketingProfs Daily Fix contributor and a "Movember" moustache/mustache grower.