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Hello, I’m Gwen.
I work in advertising. I play in the kitchen.
I’m part tweenager. (Look at my iTunes playlist.)
I’m part Grandma. (Look at my oversize cardi collection.)
I’m part Romy or Michelle. (Look at the height of my hair.)
As a Christian, I'm learning how to glorify God in the everyday. To live into the status quo, like Jesus' own Manchurian candidate, and seep grace through its cracks.
I wish my life were a musical, but other than that, I’m pretty content.
(No surprise I also like to Yelp.)
I work in advertising. I play in the kitchen.
I’m part tweenager. (Look at my iTunes playlist.)
I’m part Grandma. (Look at my oversize cardi collection.)
I’m part Romy or Michelle. (Look at the height of my hair.)
As a Christian, I'm learning how to glorify God in the everyday. To live into the status quo, like Jesus' own Manchurian candidate, and seep grace through its cracks.
I wish my life were a musical, but other than that, I’m pretty content.
(No surprise I also like to Yelp.)
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Posts tagged "generation y"
At the beginning of the school year, Mojo Ad — the Missouri School of Journalism’s student-staffed professional-services advertising agency that works with clients such as US Bank, Hallmark and Redbox — creates their annual State of the YAYA report on the youth and young adult market. The (incredibly talented!) Mojo Ad students work together to create a (beautiful!) factbook and presentation loaded with insights about 18- to 24-year-olds. Since I’m the Mojo Ad teaching assistant, I didn’t do any of the grunt work, but I coached the AEs and APs as they identified insights. I’m so amazed by the final product!
If the teaser video whets your appetite, please check out the 2011 State of the YAYA book!
