

Pulling my hair out: an alopecia story
When I named my content writing company Hairy Cow Copywriting, a few people asked, in the nicest possible way, if I was the hairy cow. And while I hoped that my beautiful Highland cattle logo* would clear up any doubts around the inspiration for my business name, I had to laugh at the irony of people thinking I was the hairy one.
And here’s why.

Why sometimes not finding the right word can make you a better writer
For years I believed the right word was the big word. But some of them would stand out like a flamingo in a flock of penguins. All showy-offy, turning up at the wrong time, wrong place.