Aimee Wildstone

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Aimee loves working in Support because she loves helping people. When she's not helping lawyers change the law, you'll find her hiking, biking, or camping.

Firm/Organization: LexBlog
Blogs: Cascadia Burner, donuts.lexblog

Latest Articles

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It feels too long since I’ve devoted time to think about things that inspire gratitude in my life. One big part of my life that I can feel really grateful for is my work. I found LexBlog almost 3 years ago (in May 2016). I just finished a certificate course at the University of Washington for Java Programming and was looking for a software company where I could move into a more technical support role.…
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I created Cascadia Burner with the intention of using this blog as a soundboard for Burner events but I’ve decided this isn’t what I want to do so I’m taking another direction. Blogging for me is and always has been a way for me to figure out what I believe and what I understand about the world. A few wise people have reminded me that you don’t know what you know until you write it out and…
I don’t really watch horror movies or read horror novels, mostly because I don’t like how they make me feel and I’m not interested in gore or violence, but I enjoy scaring people. There’s something primal about scaring and being scared that I think has roots in the fact that we are all animals with no real predators. I have the opportunity to scare with the Georgetown Morgue this season thanks to some friends and…
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Today, our Director of Product, Jared Sulzdorf, announced in our Slack channel that the Gutenberg editor plugin was installed on our Donuts blog so I thought I would take this opportunity to try out the new editor and write something! I’m not the type of person that’s afraid of trying new things or taking a risk, especially if I think the risk is worth the reward. For example, one of my favorite hobbies is…
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I decided to start a series about things I wanted to communicate to our clients or really cool things that I thought they should know.  In my first post, Things I wish clients knew about LexBlog, I shared our story of moving from a custom blog/website building agency to a Software as a Service platform – but what does this mean? Does LexBlog still build blogs? The short answer is yes but this process has…
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Have you ever visited your blog and something looked funny or broken? How about when LexBlog support told you we updated something but when you looked at your blog you don’t see the update there? Before you send an email to support or pick up the phone, you should try clearing your browser cache. I’m not kidding! What the heck is browser caching? Browser caching is your web browser trying to be helpful and increase the …
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There’s cold brew on tap! I repeat there’s cold brew on tap!! THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!! This is what went through my head when Garry Vander Voort told us our new WeWork building has cold brew on tap (along with the mini alarms going off in my head). I’ve never been much of a morning person because I’m usually up late into the night because my creativity/energy seems to peak sometime around 11 PM –…
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If you have requested a ticket, called our support line, or started a chat, chances are you’ve communicated with me or another member of our LexBlog Success team. We’re the front line of all support requests and questions from our blogging community: a network of innovative folks looking to change and influence the law – and its growing bigger every day! Working in customer support has its positives and its struggles, here’s what I wish our…
I’ve been off the playa for almost a week, and I’ve had a few people ask me things like: What was your favorite thing you saw? Favorite experience? I’m struggling with how to answer that and felt obligated (in the moment) to give some kind of response. It’s hard to sum up the total collection of thoughts and feelings I experienced on the playa into one moment in time. How do you measure a journey as…