Although she thinks the passage of time may have gone unnoticed, we at The Muse Marketing Group would like to take the opportunity to wish Stephanie Beighley, our Senior Web Developer, a Happy 5th Anniversary. Muse would not be at its best with without you. Your contribution to all we do is invaluable. We are so grateful for all of your hard work and effort. Thank you for being such a key part of our team.
In this time of counting our blessings, we should take the time to recognize that not all of us are so lucky. There are people who are without homes and without food. Some of them are veterans, some of them are struggling families with young children. Do something for them that you hope someone would do for you if the tables were turned…extend your kindness. Volunteer your time to a soup kitchen, or other local group whose goal is to feed or help those in need. Donate necessary items to help properly cloth someone for the winter. For those young…
Here at The Muse Marketing Group, we believe that everyone’s health is an important topic. So much so, that we have worked in conjunction with the American Cancer Society to help them fight the good fight. In the United States today, men have a shorter life expectancy than women. There is a lack of awareness among men about the factors that can affect their well-being. Most importantly, there is a lack of communication with their health care professionals about how they are feeling and experiencing on a regular basis. Over the past several years, there are a couple of groups…
The Muse Marketing Group would like to take the opportunity to welcome Varsity Club to the fold. The Muses have the pleasure of bringing Varsity Club’s dream of online ordering to life. Soon, they will have a full service website that schools and students will be able to conveniently order their graduation materials from. We are pleased to be able to assist Varsity Club in their endeavor to create the best possible online experience for their customers.
Falling leaves… chill temperatures… Jack O’ Lanterns popping up on porches. Add some eerie darkness, a comfortable couch, someone to cling to for when that anticipated scary moment happens and a dozen or so horror movies and you have yourself a creep-a-thon. The Muses all enjoy such things on many levels. Stephanie’s creep-a-thon will include Silence of the Lambs, as well as classics like Psycho (1960), The Birds and Dracula (1931) with Bela Lugosi. Among Maureen’s favorites you will find House on Haunted Hill (1959) with Vincent Price, The Fog (1980), Halloween (1978) and Halloween II (1981). Angela, loving ALL things creepy, turns…
