Another year, another Communications Network conference.  I always say that, if I had to choose one event to attend in the year,  this would be it.  It's the only space dedicated to communications professionals working in philanthropy.  It's equal parts therapy (I am not alone), networking (boy, am I not alone!), and learning (here's what someone else tried).

Just got back from a few days in New York, which is always an adventure.  The flight in was delayed for three hours because of bad weather, so we just sat on the tarmac in LAX and I slept the whole time.  I have the uncanny ability (or superpower) of being able to buckle my seatbelt and then promptly fall asleep on any airplane, for the duration of the trip.  It's the closest I come to time travel:  I buckle up, I'm in LA; I open my eyes, we're in New York.  It's great! 

I think I've established once and for all that I'm no genius.  It's taken me a while to figure out that blog posts shouldn't always be long and philosophical.  In fact, some of the blogs I enjoy most are on the shorter side.  Lesson learned...