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@annalaurahhh About 45 hours so far

Without checking, do you know how many PTO days you have left this year?

@mauraball Always remember that your spouse is the only family member you’ll ever have that you chose.

MY BEST FRIEND IS GETTING MARRIED TODAY! What's your best piece of marriage advice?

I am charged with building out a job description for a marketing and events specialist for my team. Anyone have tips for dos and don’ts?

@llaurenkat Great tips! She’s 6 months!

@RunWanderWonder The nursing pods they have at airports are great to use to get away from the over stimulating airport environment.

First flight with the baby on Thursday. Any tips?

This but with a 16% abv barrel-aged imperial stout in June in Arizona.

My Cocktail Camp events are selling out right and left. It feels so goooood

@whitnorrad I’m not interested in getting in a twitter pissing match or drama. That’s also why I blacked out his name and photo. Just wanted to make the statement haha

@RunWanderWonder I love that you did this instead of upping engagement by commenting. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

I mean, cool if that’s your whole life, but some of us also need to exercise, have a social life, relax, disconnect from work stuff, create without the pressure to monetize, etc. Also, the math is totally wrong

Experiential marketing will always stand apart as the most bang-for-your-buck, impactful way to connect with an audience.

- Irreplaceable: No digital or virtual experience will ever replace the sensory stimulation and personal experience of an event. People can't touch, taste, or smell through a screen. Even video calls do not create the same personal connection than an in-person conversation.

Why should we integrate events and experiences into our marketing strategies? Experiential marketing is memorable, impactful, personal, and irreplaceable. Here's what I mean:

Took the baby for her very first run today!! She LOVED it! She was just babbling and looking around the whole time. I have a running buddy!!

@IamAndrewEllis Don’t sweat the small stuff. Stay in the moment. Make sure you get time to eat. Drink water. Have fun!

I get married on Friday. What's your best wedding day advice?

My first Father’s Day is in the books. I got a pizza oven as a gift from Malorie and after a few hiccups, I managed to make a delicious pizza. Best of all, though, I got to celebrate being Emma’s dad.

This is the mash. It’s basically malt tea.

It’s BREW DAY! Today we’re making a straight forward American amber ale. We got 11 pounds of 2-row pale malt, 1 pound of crystal 40°L and one pound of crystal 80°L that we’ll mash. But first, sanitize sanitize sanitize!