What Makes You Get Up in the Morning?

What makes you get up in the morning? Is it the challenge of doing good business or possibly making a positive impact on someone’s life? Maybe it’s the idea that today, like every other day, will bring opportunities to learn something new or overcome a fresh challenge.

Well, that’s what gets us up in the morning, too. We here at The Editing Service begin each day looking forward to what it will bring in the way of doing a good job for someone. It’s our “marching orders,” the reason we do what we do, our mission.

What we do, in a nutshell, is words. We make them, we fix them, we move them around. In short–we make them make sense.

It’s a Global Canoe Crew

A world-wide community coming together

I’m sitting here at my desk on Saturday, March 29 trying to figure out what I should say to my readers other than “Thanks.” This, our third issue, has been made possible by the moral support of a lot of readers from all sorts of canoe and kayaking types, and the contributions of quite a few of you, too. So: “Thank you!”

To date, we have readers in more than 52 countries. If you look at the map I have on the bottom, right of the page, and click on it, you’ll see we are joined by fellow canoe and kayak sailors on every continent, save Antarctica. Readers–fellow sailors–range from New Zealand, to China, South Africa, and Micronesia, to Portugal, Germany, Great Britain and Sweden, to Columbia, Paraguay, Canada and the United States. We are–this community–a pretty big and diverse crew.