Heehaw, it’s always nice to be noticed. Even if those doing the noticing have hooves. Really, it’s something to bray about.
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Yesterday, they profiled the incomparable Kristarella. Today it’s my turn. Take a look, and, if you feel like it, leave a comment there or here.
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yeehaw! That is something to bray about. Yay, Lisa!
Thanks for looking and commenting, Mary!
(Readers, if you don’t know Mary Pearson, she’s the author of the highly praised THE ADORATION OF JENNA FOX and A ROOM ON LORELEI STREET and other favorite reads. In other words, completely talented and awesome.)
Wahoo, Lisa, that’s really awesome, and a well deserved recognition of your awesome design skills and fabulous creativity!
You’ve also inspired me to delve into WP!
Yael C.
Whoa, I read A Room on Lorelei Street! It was a good one!
That’s awesome, mama.
You must be a real designer.
Marian said:
I know. ; -)
And, thanks, sweetie.
Really lovely designs, Lisa. Very impressive and my compliments!
I’m locked into a contract for the next year for my website but I will definitely keep you in mind for the next go-around. My business really is writing — about Russia, and looking at it through the lens of transportation (among other optical devices). Maybe this is a project you would find interesting. My product is unique (as are my experiences and the way I look at them, and my field), and I need a creative mind to help me bring that vision to the world.
Anyway, cheers and keep on writing!
Peter–
Wow, I love the interwebs. People perform all sorts of legerdemain like popping in from Alaska or traveling through time from those high school days in the 70s.
You’re right that your project sounds interesting. I love quirky, original stuff, as you can tell. Keep me bookmarked/posted. And thanks, kindly, for the compliments.