THERE’S
SOMETHING
SOMETHING
I DIDN’T
GET THE JOB
On Valentine’s Day 2022, instead of spending time finding true love, I decided to apply to a job for Liquid Death.
I was rejected. I’m also still alone.
I'M ON
MUSHROOMS!
I spent a week coming up with ideas for a mushroom startup called Gwella, and while none of them panned out the one sick line I came up with got turned into a tote that's been sold out for months so I dunno that's pretty cool.
WRITE LIKE
A NORCAL
STONER
POEM:
O, DYSTOPIA!
o, dystopia!
come closer!
you're too far away.
our faces find warmth
in your cold blue light,
that hue of hope
a lighthouse for the lonely.
take us to where we want to be,
to saccharine-soaked realities.
swipe, swipe, swipe,
no, that's not the one.
swipe, swipe, swipe,
anxious thumbs on the run.
THERE!
the pretty girl,
with the pretty smile,
she knows who can save us,
and while it ain't the lord jesus,
she says she'll still please us.
so click link in bio,
and have CASSIESAVEU20
on your next online purchase.
ISLAND
LAKES:
SOME POSTERS
I live in a pirate-themed suburb called Island Lakes. I wrote a poster campaign promoting it. I don't know why.
FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE
There’s always stuff in my house I need to sell. Is this copy overkill? I dunno it’s Facebook Marketplace who cares.
REMEMBER
THE CUPCAKE TREND?
This was the first radio spot I ever wrote. I was in school and just got my first copywriting gig, and we had a client that couldn't use their name anymore and needed a radio spot to tell the city about it. My boss later submitted it for a local advertising award and it beat three spots from the city's football team. Knowing I'm better than the Winnipeg Blue Bombers is awesome.
THE
SADDEST
LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
In 2008 I had a college assignment where we had to try and get a letter to the editor published so I picked the most circulated newspaper in Canada. It worked, but at what cost.
LETTER
TO A DUDE
NAMED SANTA
When I was eight I wrote a letter to Santa. Now, several years later, I’m including it in my professional portfolio.
BORN
FROM PROSE
I recorded a four-song EP so I could graduate from college. Do I remember how I did any of this? No. But a classmate played the last song at her wedding so that was cool.
Ending what hurts, beginning what heals.
The fall of winter, the rise of spring.
Through the silence, above the sound.
A choir of one, the hearts of many.