Dawn Casey-Rowe

Fun and simple to use, really clean design.

RelayThat is excellent. I'm a writer who struggles with design. RelayThat is helping me up my game across the board.

I signed up to check this out if it rolls out in my area. There are a couple things: 1. Will price (less deposits) be comparable? 2. Will more natural brands be added? Someone mentioned using natural products. I'm in that camp. I'd use this if I could start getting some of those types of products in a plastic-free way.

I was extremely excited about this, but it only works on humans. I tried a flower and a dog and got error messages to please upload a photo with at least one human. I'd use this for objects for my websites frequently, but no need for humans. Are objects in the future plans?

If you've read "Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends on It or "Live Your Truth by @kamalravikant you were probably looking forward to his new novel, "Rebirth," as much as I was. It's a beautiful story of a pilgrimage. It's fiction, but the type of book that teaches life lessons the whole time. I'll reread "Rebirth" as an inspiration to do a better job walking my own path. "Rebirth" is perfectly...

Well done, John. I, too, keep a copy of my forms...this was the fastest, easiest form fill ever--super clean and quick.

Hero Solves the "did I take that or did I mean to take that...or did I take it yesterday?" issue. I also like the access code, and wouldn't mind biometric recognition down the road. My 8-year old prides himself on breaking into my iPad and phone. "Ha, Mom, I guessed your new password." I wouldn't want my little digital lock picker to get medications.

This book is a simple reminder about what matters most--perfect for getting back in--and staying in--balance.

Love this! I just read a NY Times article showing how many Americans overspend on health care due to insurance illiteracy. HoneyInsured took a minute to replicate hours of my health plan research, coming up with a similar answer. Thanks for cutting through the 50 plan saga. I'd love to see your questions break down specific services people use instead of the slider--it's tough to visualize...