And if that resonates for you, the most recent episode of his "You Are Not So Smart!" podcast has an interview with Monica Guzman, author of "I Never thought of it That Way..."
www.davidmcraney.com/podcast

Ha... yeah... actually that was a digital receipt. One of the nice things about using google as an email host is the searchability.
I was pleasantly surprised it was there.

And to you. Crows always talk to you.

I've dipped into the #Feeds section a few times. Mostly for VO/Voiceover stuff but keeping an eye out for familiar names from bikeville... I haven't fired up my cyclofiend account here but probably should. Still kind of not excited about the twitter-stream flow. I do like me a solid group. Ahh well.

A fairly transparent one at that.

Well... we're here.

Hi back at 'cha! Good to see you here!

Where's that "tears" emoji...

...An unpaid freelancer can file a civil action, and if the freelancer wins, the client will have to pay the freelancer’s attorney fees and up to double the amount due.
Full bill text yonder - leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNa...

...hiring party means any person, company or organization (except governmental ones) in California that hires a freelancer for $250 or more within 120 days. The law covers self-employed individuals performing virtually all types of professional services...

...and the due dates for the invoice and payment. Full payment must be made by the due date or within 30 days after the work is completed if no date is specified...

It requires the “hiring party” to provide the freelancer with a signed, written contract, either physically or electronically, which specifies certain things including both parties’ names and addresses, the services the freelancer will provide, the dollar amount and method of compensation...