Tag Archives: jon friesch
*uck you. :)
If you write something in an email to someone that is condescending, arrogant, rude or just plain stupid, putting a smiley face at the end of the sentence doesn’t change the fact that you were condescending, arrogant, rude or just … Continue reading
How easy to make someone’s day
I just received this note from a former co-worker whom I hired to be my Marketing Project Coordinator a few years back… “I am remembering fondly when my boss, you, would be at work before the rest of the staff … Continue reading
Big week for the Friesch family
This past week, my brother, Joel Friesch, took home two big awards – putting him among the top in his industry. First, he won his category in the International Animated Film Society 40th Annual Annie Awards. (No, it’s not a … Continue reading
Capitalists vs industrialists (or conservatives vs liberals)
Seth Godin recently had a post in which he made a distinction between capitalists and industrialists. Among other things, he said “Industrialists are not capitalists. Capitalists take risks. They see an opportunity, an unmet need, and then they bring resources … Continue reading
The real story of Thanksgiving
What is the story of Thanksgiving? What I was taught, what most people my age were taught, maybe even many of you were taught, was that the Pilgrims got to the New World, and they didn’t know what to do. … Continue reading
Iraq and Afghanistan
Has it occurred to anyone that Iraq and Afghanistan both border Iraq, and if we had allies in both countries, we’d effectively have Iran surrounded? It’s obvious, sure… when you look at it. However, I’ve never heard anyone mention it … Continue reading
This one probably speaks for itself
In case you’re in need of any self-motivation today… – My name is Jon Friesch, and your comments are indeed welcome.
And while we’re at it, stop early voting, too…
The other day, I wrote a post about voter registration, and why I don’t think people should be allowed to have voter registration events or even allowed to walk around randomly soliciting people to register. On a related note, yesterday … Continue reading
