Communities are
not defined by location
but by love and choice
~MF
Personal Branding
defining and achieving
success on your terms
~MF
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Megan,
These are great. Maybe I'll consider writing some job hunting haikus for Keppie Careers! (It wouldn't be the first time your thoughts have inspired my blog posts.) It's good to know that poetry isn't only for Twitter in today's social network!
Miriam Salpeter
Keppie Careers
Posted by: Miriam Salpeter | June 25, 2008 at 00:52
Miriam,
Thanks for the comment! Glad you like them.
Sometimes I have an idea that is best communicated through something as short as a haiku. I like the challenge of communicating an idea in the 5/7/5 syllable format too.
Looking forward to seeing more of your "inspired" posts!
In choice,
Megan
Posted by: Megan Fitzgerald | June 25, 2008 at 01:14