
While all was peaceful aloft, grumbling could be heard below over a change in venue when organizers sought to avoid construction in the village. Alas, more hot air.
Welcome to a discussion of the principles, pitfalls and payoffs involved in preparing and delivering speeches, scripts and other presentations. I’ll add a steady dose of original humor, too. Check this blog frequently for timely observations of a wry nature that you can use in your own presentations.
6 comments:
Nice posting, Dad. You forgot to mention the balloon depicting Dubya's head - it got so big it burst, and all the hot air dissipated into the atmosphere. Then there was the one of Cheney that was shot down by hunters...
I think these things cost enough so that they have to retain their relevance longer than even two terms.
Mike, you're doing something well when you can get a family member to leave a comment, especially a son or daughter. Good for you. And I also got a kick out of seeing your comments and a link from the new SPJ e-newsletter. Keep up the good work, oh guru of auditory writing!
Wow, a nod from a son, a mention in SPJ and a stroke from a literary luminary. Think I'll quit while I'm ahead.
how about a wink from a son-in-law?
That's always welcome.
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