About this time last year, I wrote a blog post entitled Thanks For All The Fish outlining my reasoning for leaving the agency world. A year later, I wanted to look back at what has happened since making  the leap to freelance and the West Coast. 

This is the third and final part of my series involving the Kalman vs. Duffy debate. After discussing the "Agency Double Standard", and "Falsifying Authenticity", the conversation was shifted in another direction.

If Part 1 of this series was centered around the concept of the agency double standard, Part 2 of my thoughts on The Great Tibor Kalman vs. Joe Duffy debate of 1991 will focus around the concept of falsifying authenticity.

It's was a long winter in Philly. Late nights working and cold mornings took their toll in the form of missed gym days and cab reciepts. Wisely, Sarah and I decided to take a trip to San Francisco in March for my birthday to visit some old friends and make new ones.

As a result of the Good Infographic Project about money and education, I received and email from a GOOD reader who was concerned about me accidentally drawing Lemhi County into the wrong state (a mistake that was corrected here). I'll not add anything to the correspondence other than the fact that this is why I love the internet.