This past week, our books were featured on Atlanta's NBC affiliate, WXIA-TV "11 Alive". You can get a great look at the books there or on the Sometimes I Travel web site. Thanks to Donna Lowry, 11 Alive's Education reporter, for taking an interest in the books.
Sunday, February 27, 2005
NBC says our "Books Make Business Trips Fun"
Tuesday, February 22, 2005
We're going off line at an airport near you.
In just a couple of weeks, our books for business traveling parents will be available off line at selected Hudson Booksellers. Operating in terminals, shopping centers, and regional malls for over twenty years in the names of Book Corner and Hudson’s Book Corner, Hudson Booksellers will carry our books in addition to a selection of other popular books in a warm, inviting atmosphere.
So now, you can buy yourself and your kids a book on the way home. Safe travels and happy reading.
Thanks to Hudson Booksellers.
Monday, February 21, 2005
Tips for Business Traveling Parent: Give your child basic information about your trip
Talk about when you will be leaving for your business trip and when you will return (keeping a calendar for the child to mark off the days might be helpful).
Also, talk about your return: the time of day it will be and something concrete that you and your child will be able to do together when you get back. Explain where will you be, how will you be traveling and how will you be spending your time
Tips based on information from our advisor, Dr. Sherryl Goodman
Based on this tip, each book in our series has a "notes" area on the inside back cover so you and your child can create a "log" for your trip.
Thursday, February 10, 2005
Wednesday, February 09, 2005
Help for tight T&E Budgets
Is your company's expense policy so tight you have to sleep at airports? Business travelers on a budget will get a chuckle out of this web site.
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Something for Executive Moms
Our books were recently featured in a "Momorandum" from a neat web site called Executive Moms. Visit their site for more great tips and resources.
Thanks to Executive Moms founder Marisa Thalberg for the support.
Saturday, February 05, 2005
"Fly" Fashion
Designer Richard Tyler redesigns costumes for Delta's flight attendants and other staff. See article in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
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