Sarah Arrow is the managing editor of Birds on the Blog, in real life she is the communications director of a same day courier service. She is an enthusiastic UK based pro-blogger and co- author of the soon to be published Zero to Blogger
Web icons that work offline?
This is as much of a plea as it is a blog. I come across so many of my clients that come to me to design leaflets and brochures for them based on their brand that has been determined by the design of their website. Instantly my head falls into my hands as I know [...]
When are you disabled enough?
In this day and age we are all aware that people should all be treated the same however I am getting increasingly aware of people who are being discriminated against because they are not disabled enough. The rule of thumb was (as far as most people are concerned) that if you are disabled you are [...]
Community Spirit no longer exists?
As a true “East Ender” I grew up hearing the women in my family talking about WW2. Probably every family has stories of hardship and survival that was faced by every individual at this time and my family is no different but I wondered if the same attitude is still alive today? When the London [...]
The seduction of snow
I was given a rather interesting prompt earlier about how love and snow are very similar. I sat back and thought about it for a while and it appears, at least on one level, to be true! On Wednesday last week, the first flakes started to land and they caught me unawares. I wasn’t prepared, [...]
You think working with Gordon Brown is bad…
…I wouldn’t want to work with Jack Bauer. With Gordon Brown allegedly being a workplace bully, I stopped to think – are there other people I wouldn’t want to work with? What makes a work place bully? Is it their passion not being contained? Is it their enthusiasm knowing no boundaries? Is it the unrelenting [...]
In her shoes: My descent in entrepreneurial hell
In her shoes is a series of anonymous posts from women in business, sharing their experience. In your comments you are asked to answer the question – What would you do in her shoes? My story began 9 months ago; it is a story of self-realisation, friendship, love and betrayal. After 11 years at home [...]
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