So I don't love the face place . . . deal with it *s
I am not, in general, a proponent of "social media." Those of you who know me well understand that socializing, in itself, is not something at which I truly excel—doing that via the internet, with people I barely know does not come easily to me. The endless echolalia of strangers . . .
Work I understand, and I've had more than plenty of that on my hands. The new issue of Standards is now officially put to bed (yes, I still employ old-school printing terms, from back in the day when the journal was a print publication, and long before that, when I edited papers printed in ink . . .)
Shouts out to the galaxy of international contributors, who made this issue so beautifully strong.
While managing housefuls of guests, I've also been doing some not for profit web designing, for a few people who are in need of their own sites. Why do I do this? Um . . . because I can? Because they can't? Ask me, after I've had some rest . . .
As soon as I'm done with all that, I'll be back to redesigning my own site, and moving it to (yes really) another location. Viewshock is going to be my site for web design. Seems people keep asking me to do that, and I'm fairly quick at it, so I might as well "put up a shingle," as they say *s
I'll announce the new site, when I'm more prepared . . . and rested.
Thank you all, for your continued support.
Emmanuela
