Today as a work-at-home-mom, I played Play-Do with my daughter and took her to library story time.
I also coordinated a segment to have my client appear on a TV morning show. I even did some media training with her over the phone while wearing my baby in a sling.
What did you do today as a WAHM?
Send me your story lori at lbpublicrelations dot com.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Friday, September 4, 2009
Public Relations is not your typical 9 - 5 job
One of the great things about being in public relations, is all the fun and creative things I get to do for my clients.
I've met celebrities like Daisy Fuentes and Deepak Chopra.
I've been to amazing places like the actual baseball field for the San Diego Padres, eaten at 5-Star restaurant, Nana at the Hilton Anatole and also gotten spa treatments at the V Spa as well as the Chopra Center for Well Being in La Jolla.
I've even gotten my daughter involved and had her on TV for a babywearing segment as well as a baby sign language segment. (She signed more as she inhaled blueberries.)
The latest adventure had me making Grilled Prosciutto Mozzarella Biquinis (a fancy grilled cheese) in my kitchen. Notice how I was wearing my baby. My husband helped style the photo.
My gracious neighbor, who is a professional photographer, donated her time to get some amazing shots of this sandwich.
It was all for Dallas Child Magazine featuring the executive chef of Dallas’ Nana restaurant, Anthony Bombaci in the Celebrity Chef: Kids de Cuisine profile. Check out the recipe/media hit here.
This was a fun photo shoot! I enjoyed seeing my husband and neighbor in the "creative zone."
Doesn't my neighbor do amazing work? I'm so proud of her!
I've met celebrities like Daisy Fuentes and Deepak Chopra.
I've been to amazing places like the actual baseball field for the San Diego Padres, eaten at 5-Star restaurant, Nana at the Hilton Anatole and also gotten spa treatments at the V Spa as well as the Chopra Center for Well Being in La Jolla.
I've even gotten my daughter involved and had her on TV for a babywearing segment as well as a baby sign language segment. (She signed more as she inhaled blueberries.)
The latest adventure had me making Grilled Prosciutto Mozzarella Biquinis (a fancy grilled cheese) in my kitchen. Notice how I was wearing my baby. My husband helped style the photo.
My gracious neighbor, who is a professional photographer, donated her time to get some amazing shots of this sandwich.
It was all for Dallas Child Magazine featuring the executive chef of Dallas’ Nana restaurant, Anthony Bombaci in the Celebrity Chef: Kids de Cuisine profile. Check out the recipe/media hit here.
This was a fun photo shoot! I enjoyed seeing my husband and neighbor in the "creative zone."
Doesn't my neighbor do amazing work? I'm so proud of her!
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Want to live your life, your way?
Want to live your life, you way?
This is on the receipt for my Pampered Chef order.
It's for an ad for Pampered Chef Consultants. "You'll earn the income you want with the flexible schedule you need."
This is exactly what it's like being a WAHM.
I work when my kiddos sleep. I can run errands and clean my house during the work day.
This is on the receipt for my Pampered Chef order.
It's for an ad for Pampered Chef Consultants. "You'll earn the income you want with the flexible schedule you need."
This is exactly what it's like being a WAHM.
I work when my kiddos sleep. I can run errands and clean my house during the work day.
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