Today, My Glass Is Full….And Here’s Why
Thanks to Sandy Renshaw and the team over at Purple Wren who did this marvelous artwork (and did all the linking too), I present to all those who participated in the “Starbucker Meme” my long-ago promised collage of the responses.
The meme asked this question - “What’s in Your Glass“? The responses were fascinating and creative, and provided great insight into the personalities of the writers. I invite those of you who didn’t get a chance to participate to put your mouse over these “glasses within the glass” (and the words around the sides and on the bottom of the glass) and check out the bloggers behind them. Those who are part of the collage, please feel free to ask me for the HTML so you can post it on your blog too (mailto:%20terrystarbucker@gmail.com).
We are a true mosaic of a full glass - full of hope, humor, creativity, love, and fellowship. No two responses were even remotely the same. But yet, assembled together they celebrate our “collective individuality”.
(If we missed anyone, I apologize in advance - let me know and I’ll be sure to get you some link love.)
Today, as I fully absorb the generosity of these fellow bloggers in participating in this meme, my glass is full. And it sure feels good! Thank you all, and thanks again Sandy - you are the best.
Here are the links in list form:
Behind The Glasses
Ryan Karpeles
Madness, Madness I Say
Monk At Work
Clawless
Enroute 365
Kim & Jason
Terri Terri
Organic Leadership
Dawud Miracle
April Groves
Chris Cree
Drew’s Marketing Minute
Tom Vander Well
Working At Home on the Internet (Joe)
Phil Gerbyshak
Loose Ends
Liz Strauss
Purple Wren
Walking Prescott
Brain Based Biz
Do You Have Issues?
Flooring The Consumer
Mike Sansone
Carpe Factum(Tim)
Bad Banana Blog
Ellen Weber(via comment on my blog)
Managing Leadership
Roh Design
Fish Feet
Service Untitled
Thoughts & Philosophies
Moments of Clarity
Customers Rock
My Life/My Opinions/My Blog
Return Customer
Transmission Marketing
Director Tom
Just Floating
Junebug Dancing in the Red Mud
I Miss My
The One Acre Wood
Peaches and Purls
The Ripple Effect
A Packrat’s Progress
I’m Always Mentally on Vacation
Lazy Artists Lounge
Essential Keystrokes
HART
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Comment by Valeria Maltoni on 29 August 2007:
Very nice! I’ve always preferred the visual representations of stories and the filled glass is a wonderful representation.
Comment by Timothy Johnson on 30 August 2007:
How cool, Terry! You rock! What a cool idea. Of course, I would expect nothing less from cool people like you and Sandy Renshaw.
Comment by Robyn McMaster, PhD on 30 August 2007:
Reminds me to take out my glass and have a drink, Terry. What an amazingly full glass! Thanks for all the creativity, folks!
Comment by C. B. Whittemore on 30 August 2007:
Terry, what a wonderful visual representation! Thank you. This has wound up being an iconic meme in that I frequently think and refer to the the vision that it captured.
Comment by Terry Starbucker on 31 August 2007:
Thanks Valeria, Tim, Robyn and C.B. - I appreciate your kind comments about Sandy’s masterpiece. This was a really fun project. All the best and have a great holiday weekend!
Comment by Katie Baird on 31 August 2007:
Nice mosaic concept, Terry and Sandy. May I please have that in a Teeshirt, 100% cotton??? Thank you for the visual summation. I look forward to more inspiration as I have a glass of wine and click through these.
Comment by Terry Starbucker on 3 September 2007:
Hi Katie, thanks for your comment. I like the t-shirt idea…
Enjoy your fine wine and I hope you are having a great holiday weekend.
All the best!
Comment by Grigor on 4 September 2007:
Hi Terry,
very cool, indeed. I suppose it wasn’t easy to fill the glass with all those pictures and links. Thanks.
Comment by Terry Starbucker on 5 September 2007:
Hi Grigor - thanks for stopping by. Yes, I’m sure this project wasn’t easy, so I was so pleased that Sandy Renshaw took this on. She did a marvelous job, didn’t she? All the best.
Comment by Service Untitled - Douglas on 22 December 2007:
Wow, your blog looks great! Thanks for including me on the list.
Comment by Starbucker on 23 December 2007:
You are quite welcome Douglas, and thanks for your kind words. Happy Holidays and all the best.