Friday Morning Donut Call

“Donut” – By John Cougar Mellenglazed

Well I was born in a donut
And I live in a donut
Prob’ly die in a donut
Oh, those small communities

All my friends are so donut
My parents live in the same donut
My job is so donut
Provides little opportunity

Educated in a donut
Taught the fear of Jesus in a donut
Used to daydream in that donut
Another boring romantic that’s me

But I’ve seen it all in a donut
Had myself a ball in a donut
Married an L.A. doll and brought her to this donut
Now she’s donut just like me

No I cannot forget where it is that I come from
I cannot forget the people who love me
Yeah, I can be myself here in this donut
And people let me be just what I want to be

Got nothing against a big town
Still hayseed enough to say
Look who’s in the big town
But my bed is in a donut
Oh, and that’s good enough for me

Well I was born in a donut
And I can breathe in a donut
Gonna die in this donut
And that’s prob’ly where they’ll bury me

Have a great weekend!

By Chad Norman

Chad is a marketing and branding strategist, proven leader, speaker, founder, and author. As COO of Catch Talent, he leads day-to-day operations including finance, human resources, marketing, and communications, as well as directs all employer brand client deliverables. Prior to Catch, Chad was VP of Marketing & Communication at SPARC, he served on the senior leadership team and lead marketing and communication strategy across all products and services. At Blackbaud, the leading provider of nonprofit technology solutions, Chad managed digital marketing and online training teams. In 2016, Chad founded DisruptHR Charleston, a bi-annual gathering of HR professionals for a night of networking and Ignite talks. His book, 101 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits: A Field Guide, was published by Wiley in February 2012. Chad has presented at dozens of industry events including SXSW, SHRM, DisruptHR, IHRIM, NTC, DMA, AFP, and BBCON and has lectured at Wake Forest University, Indiana University, University of Michigan, College of Charleston, and The Citadel.

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