Nancy's Biz Talk posts

If you have a gift, it is meant to be shared!

What are your gifts, your talents, your specialties?

Are you working in the area of your gift, talent, or specialty?

If not, how are you using them?

Why not share your gift, your talent, your specialty with our community!

Arlington, Stanwood, Marysville, Everett, and other local communities are in need for you to share what you know.

Our community could use some local workshops, social networking events, articles written. It doesn't necessarily need to be "business" either, it can be craft or hobby related as well.

I would like to hear from you. How can you contribute to our "growing" Biznik Community?

Message Archive

I tried to locate a similar topic and found none so I hope this has not already been brought up.

It would be fantastic to have the ability to archive messages that we want to hang onto but not necessarily in our inbox or outbox? Maybe even a way to sort the messages into groups either by subject or by person?

I am finding the need to get some older messages out of the way but I don't want to delete them. They make for good record keeping and I can then refer back to them at a later date.

Thanks for your consideration, Nancy

Meet, Eat, & Speak at Fanny's for breakfast

Do you like good food, conversation, and company? RSVP for this event in Marysville.

No special topic, just great food and relaxed conversation. Let's spend time getting to know one another and what each of us do/need.

Cheers!

Open to All Organizers

Wanted: Organizers

Are you an organizer of spaces, events, files, rooms or offices?

We would love to have you join our group, participate in our monthly events, start a discussion, and share your experiences with us.

What is your dog's favorite activity?

Shot Gun, my 3 year old heeler, loves to go hiking through the woods, scrambling over rock, and romping in the snow.

She is my husbands new "climbing" partner. Today, they left at 5am and returned after 7pm. They took a snow hike up a "not normally used" route on Mt Pilchuck.

They traveled 16 miles and over 11 hours on snow, up and down several steep gullies. On one gully, going down was so steep that my husband actually tethered shot gun to his waist as they went down.

Shot Gun did her firs glissade. She is one tired puppy, but very satisfied.

~Nancy