Bennie is a St. Bernard who at the time of this photo, was 9 months old. He lived tied up at a home in Trenton, NJ. His legs were beginning to atrophied. A friend told me he needed a home.
Connecting with some other animals lovers I know, Bennie now lives in New York State. He loves to swim in his own lake, runs in a large yard and has many family memnbers to plays with every day. His new dad is a policeman and Bennie loves driving in his patrol car.
Noah was a new guest in our backyard. He was a bit ferral, but it appeared he probably had an owner at one time or another. He had been in a terrible accident where another creature bit his ear pretty bad, so we caught him and brought him to the vet. Turned out he had Feline Aids, and we had a choice to either put him down or find him a home. Noah has lived in a sanctuary for a the past few years in Maryland called Rude Ranch where he has many friends. I send a check for his room and board quarterly. We visited him last year, he seems very tame and happy there.
There are many stories and mine all have happy endings. I would be remiss however not to include my two fury friends, that we found in our yards as kitten. They are a year apart. They were ferral cats that we domesticated and have lived in our home for over 7 years, Andy (red) and Fatso (black & white)
Marketing and Public Relations Professional
Hello, I'm Wendy
Bio
My family is the foundation from which I grew, my friends are the ingredient of my life and which keeps me sane and having a zest for life each day. My hobbies; art, music, refinishing furniture and compassion for animals epitomize who I am.
Upon reading my blog, I hope you find the articles I have selected to share and my photos interesting and entertaining.
Wendy's Accomplishments
- A Very Able Artist (1)
- Andy and Fatso (1)
- Articles I have written (1)
- Bennie (1)
- Noah (1)
- Photographs (1)
- Printed Version (1)
- Promotional Creativity (1)
- written by Wendy Sturgeon (1)
Resume
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Wendy Sturgeon's Academic Side
It's never too late to earn your degree. When I graduated high school I wanted more than anything to work for an advertising agency. I never realized until I attended art school, and worked for an advertising agency, that my love of art and how I composed it should be left private and rather my talent was more on how advertising and when advertising should be delivered. There were no computers then, (am I dating myself?,) so everything was hand drawn. There was no Internet to poll peoples prefrences as to how and why they responded to advertising and marketing messages, and most businesses had no clue.
My expertise was more in the area of advertising and marketing strategy, than drawing. My career changed at this point and I decided to continue on through school to receive my degree in Business Administration and Marketing. So, here I am, many years later, twists and turns in my life, I am finally graduating!
Although no one can ever say anything negative about all of my work experience, you still need that piece of paper if you want to become something and earn a nice wage when you grow up.
No excuses, you can do it if I did. It has taken me a while, yes no doubt. I wanted to quit a few times. It is very tough road and more and more I began to look more like the teacher than the student. There are no short cuts.
But, there is a bright side. I have far more to offer to future employers then someone else my own age with a more outdated degree and current work experience where I can offer more to my place of work from my current education. Technologically speaking, no one that I regularly interface within my age group can blog. As the Director of Marketing and Public Relations for a non-profit agency, not only do we join millions of companies who want to become more green, but we also face economic times where electronic communication is more than just affordable, it's critical.
By December 10th 2008 I will have reached my goal. I will have a job that I love representing an organization in the capacity as Director of Marketing and Public Relations and represent people with special needs. But will have the degree that goes along with it.
Now it's your turn!
My expertise was more in the area of advertising and marketing strategy, than drawing. My career changed at this point and I decided to continue on through school to receive my degree in Business Administration and Marketing. So, here I am, many years later, twists and turns in my life, I am finally graduating!
Although no one can ever say anything negative about all of my work experience, you still need that piece of paper if you want to become something and earn a nice wage when you grow up.
No excuses, you can do it if I did. It has taken me a while, yes no doubt. I wanted to quit a few times. It is very tough road and more and more I began to look more like the teacher than the student. There are no short cuts.
But, there is a bright side. I have far more to offer to future employers then someone else my own age with a more outdated degree and current work experience where I can offer more to my place of work from my current education. Technologically speaking, no one that I regularly interface within my age group can blog. As the Director of Marketing and Public Relations for a non-profit agency, not only do we join millions of companies who want to become more green, but we also face economic times where electronic communication is more than just affordable, it's critical.
By December 10th 2008 I will have reached my goal. I will have a job that I love representing an organization in the capacity as Director of Marketing and Public Relations and represent people with special needs. But will have the degree that goes along with it.
Now it's your turn!
Letter of Recommendation from Hamilton Township Mayor
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Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. I hope you enjoyed it's contents. My blog's purpose is to share with you, who I am from both where I have been, what I do for a living, what brings meaning to my life and where I see myself in the future.
Please be sure to visit again,
Wendy
Please be sure to visit again,
Wendy