Susan:
Thank you so much. That would be wonderful.
Kristin: Congrats! Ohh, that has the potential for wonderful "enlightening" puns. Terrible. I know. This is probably the reason why even my editorials for the mag have to go through the co-editor, because of my inability to use "tasteful restraint."
Press releases! Paens to exuberance about the most innocuous stuff. But, heck, they're paying you, so Woot!
I would have been a great PR/advertising person, except I feared for my soul.
Go, Kristin! Paying jobs are good.
Yay, Kristin!
I've written press releases, and the last I looked, I still had my soul. It's media relations and lobbying that sucks it out of you.
I had a bone-deep certainty that one day I'd find myself writing releases touting air pollution as making sunset more colorful or that nuclear leaks aided the evolutionary process by kick-starting potentially useful mutations.
I'm a very good BS-er. I try to use my power for good.
There is evidence that people who are exposed to low levels of radiation are healthier.
t 14 years in the nuclear power business
Thanks everyone! I'm not overly worried about my soul. It was being eaten alive more by the public school system than a press release could ever do.
Congratulations, Kristin!