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About Nana

Mom. Salesforce Architect. Runner. Artist. Writer. I am a Salesforce MVP Hall of Fame member. For more information on the Salesforce MVP community, visit: http://www.salesforce.com/mvp/ . Salesforce, Force, Force.com, Chatter, and others are trademarks of salesforce.com, inc. and are used here with permission.

Wobble, Baby, Wobble

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Nana

We are coming up on the 6 month mark of our tornado. Was talking to my daughter about it yesterday and we both agreed it has been both the longest and shortest 6 months ever…. Continue reading →

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Creating a PTO Tracking System

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Nana

Contrary to what it might look like from my last few blog posts, the past few months have not been completely wrapped up in Tornado Survivor Mode! It has been a busy few months at work as well. We acquired … Continue reading →

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The Day After Christmas 2015 – Part 3

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Nana

This post is the third in a series I’m writing about our tornado experience. You can read from the beginning with the first post here. To begin, my apologies for taking so long with this third post. The second post was … Continue reading →

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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood!

Posted on January 26, 2016 by Nana

With today being Community Manager Appreciation Day (CMAD), I dug up this blog post. It is still SO relevant. Today marks one month since my life changed dramatically. One month of loss. But also, one month of realizing just how … Continue reading →

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The Day After Christmas 2015 – Part 2

Posted on January 19, 2016 by Nana

This post is the second in a series I’m writing about our tornado experience. You can read the first post here. It sounds like a freight train. I’ve heard it described like that on TV, but really never thought too hard … Continue reading →

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