這個月鈞明顯的跟外界開始溝通了！
以前他像個洋娃娃一樣, 自己過自己的, 餓了就哭, 想睡也哭, 睡不著也哭！
但從農曆過年後, 慢慢的好像跟外界可以溝通了！
人家對他笑他就笑！擠眉弄眼他也會笑！
抓著他的手喊一二三, 更是笑到誇張, 到底笑點在哪勒！
但每次看他這張開懷大笑的照片, 我都沉浸在裡面覺得真是開心阿！
哈～其實他還不會坐, 吃副食品時, 也是硬塞在費雪椅裡面！
這張是硬把他放這樣, 看似坐的很穩～其實下一秒就倒了！
不過我想, 這兩天他翻身越翻越順了, 應該離坐也不遠了！
小孩的成長真是瞬息萬變阿！
這是第一次到別人家作客！穿個帥一點的衣服吧
哈～南瓜圍兜兜好搶鏡喔
是襯衫加上卡其褲啦！
襯衫其實也是一件包屁衣～讚啦
做安全座椅（提籃）也還算乖！
哇～Note的拍照清晰程度真的讓我挺滿意！
真是誇張，上一篇文章是歡迎2011，轉眼2012都來了呢！
Hello, 2012
好迅速. 要進入2011了!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!
Free isn't always generous. Free can be a legitimate marketing strategy, an ultimately selfish way to increase sales. Once you spread your ideas (and free is the best way to do that), there are all sorts of ways to profit. But don't be confused. Free samples and free ideas and free bonuses are not necessarily generous acts.
A generous gift comes with no transaction foreseen or anticipated. A gift is a gift, not the beginning of a transaction. When you see a Picasso painting at the Met, Picasso doesn't get anything (he's dead). Even his heirs don't get anything. His art is a gift to anyone who sees it.
Giving gifts is a fairly alien endeavor. In most families, even the holidays are more about present exchange than the selfless act of actually giving a gift.
The cool part, the punchline, is that giving a gift for no reason and with no transaction contemplated is actually incredibly powerful. It changes your approach to the market, it changes your relationship with the recipient and yes, it changes you.
| （2010-10-07）日本服裝品牌Uniqlo準備進軍台灣市場時，在Facebook上的排隊活動獲得民眾與媒體的密切注意。之前他們在英國的網路商店重新上線，又是施展什麼花招，擄獲網友的心？ | ||
而為了推廣2010年9月9日Uniqlo購物網站在英國重新上線，舉辦了一個「只要越多人在twitter上發佈Uniqlo產品訊息，該產品價格就越低」的活動「Lucky Counter」，Uniqlo選出10件商品，售價，則交由網友來決定，折扣最低可殺到33折，真是「團結就是力量」的典範啊。 |
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今年體質是哪裡有了什麼改變嗎?我被蚊子攻擊的好慘, 常常一個沒注意就被叮個三個
好阿~~你丁我....
我只能用我的無比滴與蚊子一起度過夏天
今天去把我預購的商品帶回家啦 ( 在這邊買滴: http://www.wretch.cc/blog/bluecarolla )
就是這三位可愛至極的小朋友...真的是一邊拆開他們我一邊傻笑, 怎麼會這麼可愛!!!!!
第一位...
2010/7已經進入最後一週了，時間真的過的好快...
想想表哥的小孩今年要上國一了，另一個表哥的小孩今年要上小一了，都是往下一個階段前進，天阿..我不是才看她們出生嗎? 他們出生的情景還在我腦海裡清晰的很，怎麼一晃眼都這麼大了!
阿襪實在是一個很有自己想法的貓...
家裡有她自己一貫走路的路線，通常都是一條相當繞遠路的路線，我也不懂她繞這麼遠是什麼意思?
而且家裡也有很多個她躺的很舒服的地方，像這一個...明明是擺飾，卻剛剛好頂住她的下巴，看她睡得多舒服...
An idea turns into a meeting and then it turns into a project. People get brought along, there's free donuts, there's a whiteboard and even a conference call.
It feels like you're doing the work, but at some point, hopefully, someone asks, "what's the point of this?"
Is it worth doing?
Compared to everything else we could be investing (don't say 'spending') our time on, is this the scariest, most likely to pay off, most important or the best long-term endeavor?
Or are we just doing it because no one had the guts along the way to say STOP.
Are you doing work worth doing, or are you just doing your job?
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