
Oh my, oh my, how time doth fly! Has it been a week already?! Well...
Welcome! Come on in and sit a spell! Can I get you some tea?
Welcome! Come on in and sit a spell! Can I get you some tea?Funny, isn't it, how life just barrels along while you're living it? My clock has sprouted wings and seems to be picking up a jet stream as it gathers steam... might break the sound barrier before too long!
Things are going swimmingly here... sorta.
Work is... work (as work tends to be). We are launching a new magazine to be out at the beginning of August, and I gotta tell ya - the angst a project like this creates - well, it ain't purdy! We are scrambling each day to contact as many advertisers as possible so we'll be able to claim some kind of substance to this first issue - and I never thought it would take this long to get in touch with everyone. Of course, after having been away from the industry for 6 months on my "forced hiatus" (wink, wink, nudge, nudge), it's been somewhat like a big reunion or
The new magazine, Today's Vintage, actually has quite a bit of potential - it's not your average trade-tabloid. We're building a magazine that will meld antiques, collectibles, art and decorating
into a reader-friendly composite that will not only deliver to the antiques and collectibles industry, but encourage people to use items from our past in everyday life today. It is the ultimate in recycling - and we intend to bring it to the attention of the masses. A bit of a lofty goal, perhaps, but we can't afford to go into this with anything less than absolute conviction. And I feel very strongly that this magazine will facilitate the beginnings of a new generation of people dedicated to preserving our past and our planet... And hopefully we can all have some fun while we're at it!
into a reader-friendly composite that will not only deliver to the antiques and collectibles industry, but encourage people to use items from our past in everyday life today. It is the ultimate in recycling - and we intend to bring it to the attention of the masses. A bit of a lofty goal, perhaps, but we can't afford to go into this with anything less than absolute conviction. And I feel very strongly that this magazine will facilitate the beginnings of a new generation of people dedicated to preserving our past and our planet... And hopefully we can all have some fun while we're at it!School is looming, but my registration date isn't until next week - so I'll have to wait 'til then to see what classes to take. I'm pretty sure one will be math... because I can't let a semester go by
just so I can forget everything I learned last semester! I would end up in beginning algebra for the rest of my college career! Then I'll have to see what else catches my fancy. Not going to do more than 2 classes this term, I think. Just because I need to be able to think - and if I'm trying to do too much at once then I might end up with grey matter leaking from my ears... and I just can't afford to lose any more of it!
just so I can forget everything I learned last semester! I would end up in beginning algebra for the rest of my college career! Then I'll have to see what else catches my fancy. Not going to do more than 2 classes this term, I think. Just because I need to be able to think - and if I'm trying to do too much at once then I might end up with grey matter leaking from my ears... and I just can't afford to lose any more of it!Samantha has been pounding the pavement searching for work. She's just finished a week-long class with the EDD - learning about resume's and interview techinques, job hunting skills, etc. I think it's helped her gain some confidence as she goes looking for her first job - ever! Keep your fingers crossed that she finds something soon (otherwise we're going to need loaner books for this next term... need a second mortgage on the home to cover the textbooks alone)!
I'll write more on my History/Bio - whatever you'd like to call it - later. For now I just wanted to drop by with a quick update. Work is going gang-busters, so I have to make sure to get a good night's sleep. I'll update again ASAP.
Take care all & I'll see you 'round the water cooler!



2 comments:
Time does have a way of soaring!!
This is the first time I've gotten a chance to view your sight. Very impressive I must say, even if I am a little partial, as mothers tend to be.
I think your doing a wonderful job and I will be making a point of keeping up with this site. That is If you don't go changing around on me again????
So interesting to get a glimps into your inner workins. I came out unscathed. :o) I love getting to keep up with you this way. Always wanted to read your dairy as a kid (little sister syndrome), who know I would get to achieve that goal as an adult. Keep writing, as I can't wait to read more. It feels a sinful. Love it Love you!
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