TOO DANGEROUS TO BLOG

So it’s hump day of week three of the new gig, and until today I had not been properly introduced to the agency via email. M.P., a guy who also holds the title of Office Services Assistant (but in a completely different role), wrote an incredibly witty email of introduction…part of which went like this:

"…please stop by the Bat Cave and introduce yourself to David Miller. David comes to us from the Miami Ad School's Bootcamp for Account Planners, and before that he graduated (Magna Cum Laude mind you) from the University of Mobile, Alabama with a B.S. in Communications. Which explains why he seems rather comfortable in this skin melting weather as of late." Since when is my "office" the Bat Cave and shouldn’t "skin melting" be hyphenated?!

This kid obviously jacked my resume and felt the need to disclose some interesting information that I was intending to keep to myself for a little while longer. But the word is out, I’m working the inside in a major way. And the email already has been a conversation piece between me and the EVP/Executive Creative Director of dotglu, our interactive division. We bonded over a trip to Mobile he recently took to see a close friend of his. I

n tangent news, I’ve been thinking about this blog and what is "fit to print" on it. I have the option to either be completely honest and open, and risk the chance of someone obtaining information that I otherwise would have kept from them…or I can be selective and prejudicial to the thoughts I divulge. Some things are just TOO DANGEROUS TO BLOG. Don’t you agree?