Notes from Electric Pulp

m: George, what’s your favorite kind of yogurt?

g: I don’t know, strawberry?

m: Wrong. It’s cherry orchard.

g: Oh, gag. Gag!

churro chips

g: are you gonna eat all of those?
m: heck yeah i am!
g: gimme some
m: nuh uh!
g: you are not eating all of those
m: I am too!
g: gaw!
m: that’s payback for taking two donut holes yesterday

donut holes.

m: “you got two! no way!”
g: “the second one was even better than the first one.”

It’s been a busy 12 months. In many ways, our business has been redefined. Our team has grown and evolved, our style and portfolio have matured, and we’ve refocused on the web – spending more time creating applications, channels and communities. But, if you judged us only by our blog, you might think the opposite.

Truth told, we’re having a hard time keeping the Pulp blog connected to what we have going on. But that doesn’t mean we’ve stopped chattering about it. We’ve just moved it around a bit.

Most of us are sharing on flickr, dopplr, upcoming, del.icio.us, vimeo, and others. But more than anything else, we’ve been hitting twitter.

Most of you are probably familiar enough with twitter to have a strong opinion on the service. And, if you’re really familiar with the service, you’ve probably had at least two strongly distinct opinions. We’re in the latter category.

So, while we can’t promise that all of our tweets are about our company, our work, or our clients, we can tell you it’s the best way to stay connected to what we’re up to. So with that, and a quick disclaimer regarding our deregulated (read: brutally casual) demeanor, we wanted to let you know how to find us.

Aaron
Angela
Emily
George
Joe
Max
Michael
Stefan
Wendy

I know, that isn’t all of us. Mitch has been masquerading as the voice of ElectricPulp and Michael Hall is passionately apathetic regarding the whole [twitter] thing. Nic quit it, and Tanya, well, she doesn’t have a twitter story yet.

In any event, we’d love to connect. Add us as friends and @ us to let us know. We’re looking forward to hearing what you’re up to.

m: is that vista?
g: no, that’s safari
m: oh yeah. it is
g: no wait. it’s firefox.
m: no, it’s safari