Get Shouty

When you haven’t had a holiday, not more than three days in a row off, for more than two years the sense of bone deep tiredness seems almost unshiftable.

2006 has been a mad year, I’ve travelled and presented in four countries across Asia Pacific, and written integrated solutions (picking up mobile as a skill!) for the entire region and some of the campaigns will be activated country by country across the globe.

The holiday seems like a light at the end of the tunnel, and it starts to blind as it get closer.

I’ll be logging in and posting every now and again. Instead of being desk bound and brand oriented I’ll be sitting on the deck at a beach shack with old friends, a great book, loads of fine food and wine and no pressing task other than some exercise (lying face down in water snorkeling is exercise, no?).

Thank you all for your support and comments. I look forward to a thrilling 2007.

Watch this space.

Hey Katie!

Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. Was happy to find yours and poke around a bit this afternoon. Will definitely check back in here after the New Year!

Cheers,
Megan

Comment by Megan December 21, 2006 @ 8:14 pm

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I take some solice in the fact that I’m not the only one who doesn’t seem to manage holiday. I can’t remember the last time I felt fit as a fiddle, and I swaore I’d take a break from blogging over Christmas. But, here I am, in an internet cafe…

Have a great holiday break. Will spend more time on get shouty in 2007.

Marcus

Comment by Marcus Brown December 23, 2006 @ 11:52 am

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Happy Holidays. We all need a good break from the daily grind every once in awhile.

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