When I brainstormed eNJ’s January feature, I had an idea of what I wanted to do and jotted notes. When I wrote it, it turned out nothing like my original idea to write about what makes a superb email newsletter. Instead, I wrote about the “ingredients” found in newsletters from different food groups. Maybe I’ve been watching too much Food Network, as I enjoy watching Unwrapped, The Secret Life of … , $40 a Day, Ham on the Street and Iron Chef. It’s just fascinating to go behind the scenes or rather kitchens.
At first, I wasn’t happy with the article’s change of direction, but some of the best inventions have come to life that way. Alexander Graham Bell was trying to invent a hearing aid type of device when he ironically invented something that was not useful for deaf people, the telephone. I hope you enjoy the “cuisine” that resulted from my change of direction.
From the sponsor: Thank goodness watching food TV has no calories as I can’t afford liposuction.
