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About this Blog

Join me for a coffee break?

Remember how great it seemed when the characters on the television show Friends would just randomly meet up at the Corner Perk coffee shop? Well, that’s how I like to think of my blog — your virtual corner coffee shop, where you can drop in any time and catch up with friends.

I work full-time as a marketing & communications consultant, so all blogging is done in whatever free time I can squeeze out of my day, which is generally a coffee break (if I’m lucky!).

Sometimes I’m not so lucky, but if you check in once a week, there’s usually a new tidbit here or there. You can also subscribe via my RSS feed, which will alert you when posts go up. Or keep in touch via twitter (@coffeewithjulie).

Blog Topics

Along the top menu bar of the this blog’s homepage, you’ll see the four general categories that I blog about:

Living: general life stories, observations and rants
Family: anecdotes from my family life with Hubby, Stella (age 8), and Max (age 3)
Travel: personal travel tales as well as tips for family and adventure travel
Media: chats about theatre, dance, books, television shows and movies

Blog Honours & Recognition

I am grateful for every reader who stops by and shares their time with me. These honours are very nice too:

Press Mentions and Whatnot

I haven’t been great at tracking when I’ve agreed to be interviewed or been mentioned in the press. But here are some …

More Information?

For information on this blog’s readership, please visit my Info about Ads page.

For a list of promotional opportunities and prices, please visit my Disclosure page.

If you’d like to look at samples of my magazine and newspaper writing, please visit my Clips page.

If you’d like to view samples of corporate and industry work, please visit my other website.

To learn more about me, visit please visit my About Julie page.

To contact me, please email coffeewithjulieblog [at] gmail [dot] com.

 

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It is necessary to write, if the days are not to slip emptily by. How else, indeed, to clap the net over the butterfly of the moment?
~Vita Sackville-West

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Disclaimer: In case it’s not obvious, let’s be clear that this is a personal weblog, which means that the opinions expressed on this blog and the associated web pages represent my own personal views and not those of current, prior or future employers.

Disclosure: This blog uses affiliate links and accepts paid advertising and sponsorship. For more details on disclosure, visit my Disclosure page. If you’re a brand and want to know about bit more about my readership, more details are available for you here.